The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-12-04

imprisonment.
Robert Duncan, convicted of lar
ceny, court of general sessions and
common pleas for Greenville, Sep
| tember term, before Judge George II
Gage; sentenced TO six years impris-
onment.
Rufus Jones, convicted of murder,
court of general sessions and com
mon pleas for Orangeburg, May term,
1910, before Judge w. c. Bennett; SEN
fenced to life.
j. III. Pope, Jr., convicted of man
slaughter, court of general sessions
and common pleas for Hampton, fall
term, 1906, before Judge Ernest Gary;
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment.
Wylie Afford, convicted Of larceny.
court of general sessions and common
pleas for Florence, spring term, 1911,
before Special Judge F. l.. Wilcox;
sentenced to two years on the coun-
| ty works.
Knowlton Davis, convicted of man
slaughter, court of general sessions
and common pleas for Richland,
spring term, 1908, before Judge John
s. Wilsos; sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment
Alexander Brooks, convicted of
manslaughter, court of general ses-
sions and common pleas for Rich
land, September term, 1910, before
Judge S. w. G. Shipp; sentenced to
five years on public works.
Nelson Hampton, convicted of muir
der, with recommendation to mercy,
court Of general sessions and com
mon pleas for Greenwood. November
term, 1905, before j udge James
Aldrich; sentenced to life imprison-
ment.
Lonnie Hicks, convicted of larceny
of bicycle, court of general ses-
sions and common. pleas for York,
July term, 1910, before Judge S. w.
q. Shipp; sentenced to pay fine of
50 and three years in reformatory
for colored boys in Lexington county.
Bigamist Goes Free.
v,
court of general sessions and com
mon pleas for Union, February, 1911,
before Judge John S. Wilson; SEN
fenced to. three years imprisonment
and fine of $500.
j. {. McElrone, convicted of i'm
morality court OF general sessions
and common pleas for Richland, June
term, 1910, before Judge j. w. De-
Wore; sentenced to pay the plaintiff
sum of $25 annually for the main
tenance of the child until it reaches
the age of IL years.
Bishop Bradley. convicted of lar
ceny, court of general sessions and
common pleas for Abbevlle, March
term, 1910, before Judge Dantzler;
sentenced to five years imprisonment
in state reformatory
Betsy Calhoun, convicted of arson,
court OF general sessions and common
pleas for Abbeville, September term.
1910, before Judge John S. Wilson:
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
in penitentiary.
John ElrOd Liberated.
John Elrod, convicted of obtaining
goods under false pretenses, court of
general sessions and common pleas
for Spartanburg, January term, 1912.
before Judge Georeg w. Gage; SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment
either on the public works of Spar
tanburg or in the penitentiary at hard
labor.
James NJ. Center, convicted of as
sault with intent to kill, court of gen
eral sessions and common pleas for
Greenville, before Judge James Aid
rich, January term, 1906; sentenced
to one years Imprisonment or to pay
fine of $500.
William Brown, convicted Of MUIR
der, with recommendation to mercy.
court of general sessions and com
mon pleas for Grenville, March term,
1898. before Judge James Aldrich;
sentenced to life imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
Robert Daniel, convicted of assault
with felonious intent. court of gen
eral sessions and common pleas for
Fairfield, February term, 1909, be-
fore Judge Klugh.
NOTICE.