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Letter to Editor August 28, 1909

The Times And Democrat

Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

A reader asks the editor of the Times and Democrat if buying whiskey from the opening county dispensary for personal use breaks South Carolina law or leads to arrest; the editor assures it does not.

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We Answer No.

Editor Times and Democrat:

Kindly answer this question: If it is unlawful to have in my possession for personal use, will I break one of the laws of the State of South Carolina if I buy a bottle of whiskey for my own use when the county dispensary opens and sells it to me? Will I be arrested when I walk out with it in my pocket?

M. C. EDWINS.

We are not even a cornfield lawyer, but we have no doubt but what our friend Edwins can buy his liquor when the dispensary opens and take it home without being molested.

What sub-type of article is it?

Informative

What themes does it cover?

Temperance Crime Punishment

What keywords are associated?

South Carolina Dispensary Whiskey Liquor Law Personal Use Arrest Risk

What entities or persons were involved?

M. C. Edwins Editor Times And Democrat

Letter to Editor Details

Author

M. C. Edwins

Recipient

Editor Times And Democrat

Main Argument

inquires whether possessing and purchasing a bottle of whiskey for personal use from the county dispensary violates south carolina law and risks arrest upon leaving with it.

Notable Details

Editor's Response: Not A Lawyer But Believes It Is Legal To Buy And Take Home Without Molestation.

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