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Raymon
v.
Raymon.
10305.
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
Dec 22, 1919.
Published opinion
101 S.E. 566
1919 S.C. LEXIS 189
Messrs. Cole. L. Blease and Claude N. Sapp , for appellant, submit: The County Judge abused his discretion: 68 S.C. 123 ; 91 S.C. 245 ; Hair v. Hair; 10 Rich. — . The order is appealable: 79 S.C. 59 . Messrs. J.H. Cooper and E.W. Mullins , for respondent. Mr. Mullins submits: The order was within the discretion of the County Judge, and will not be interfered with unless the discretion is shown to have been abused: 99 S.C. 754; 107 S.C. 99 ; 95 S.C. 103; 91 S.C. 245 ; 80 S.C. 277 ; 51 S.C. 379 .
Gary, Whai, County, Richland.
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The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Chief Justice Gary.

His Honor, the County Judge, issued an order in the above entitled action requiring the defendant to show cause why temporary alimony and suit money should not be allowed the plaintiff.

After hearing the return to the rule and the affidavits in behalf of the respective parties, he granted an order: “That[*129] the defendant, Sam Raymon, pay to the plaintiff or her attorneys of record .the sum of $100 as suit money,-the said sum to be paid in -installments of $25 every 30 days, and the first installment to be paid 10 days from the date of this order. It is further ordered that the defendant pay to the plaintiff the further sum of $20 a month as temporary alimony, said sum to be paid monthly and until the further order of this Court, and the first installment to be paid 10 days from the date of this order.”

The appeal is from this order.

This Court is satisfied that the testimony does not make out a prima facie case, and that the discretion of his Honor, the County Judge, was -erroneously exercised.

Reversed.