The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-27
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Der 25, 1913.
Pardon granted, in order to restore
citizens ip, November p, 1914.
Knight, James, alias Isaac hnlgAi,
(co.oreD, convicted at the February,
1911, term CT court, for Charleston
county, of murder, with recommenda-
ton to mercy, and sentenced to HE
imprisonment in the State penlten'
tiary or upon the public works.
Paroled during good behavior, No
vember %, 1914
Lewis, Oscar, (White), convicted a.
tie May, 1914, term Of court for An
derson county, of violating the dis
pensary law, and sentenced to pay
fine $4,000 CT to serve slN months
upon public works
Paroled, during good behavior. and
upon the further condition that should
4.e ever again be convicted o; vlo-at-
ing the dispensary law, he shall be
required to serve the sentence above
mentioned.
Parole dated No, ember %, 1914,
McAlister, John, (white), convicted
at the June, 1914, term of court for
Fckens county, of manslaughter, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment
Iupon TIE public works.
Paroled during good behavior, No
wember 25, 1914.
4 McGTrt, James, (colored), convicted
sat the November, ,st1e14, term Of court
for KershaR county, o: violation OF
the dispensary law, (two cases. and
sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000 or
TO serve four months on public works,
in each case. .
Paroled, during good behavior, and
upon the further condition that should
NE ever again be convicted Of violating
the dispensary law, he shall be re-
auired to serve the sentences above
mentioned. The fines above menf1on-
ed which have been levied and col
looted are hereby ordered return
ed to tae said james McGuirt by the
prcper officer of Kershaw county.
iNeaior, R. c., (white), convicted at
the November, 1914, term of court for
oconee county, OF violation Of the dis
pensary law, and sentenced to pay
fine Of $4,000 or to serve six months
on public works.
Paroled, during good behavior, ana
upon the furt: er condition that sno1ld
he ever again be convicted Of vlolat-
ing the dispensary law, he shall be
reonired to serve the sentence a5oGe
mentioned
Parole dated No ember %, 1914
Mimms, W. T., lwhite), convicted at
TIE March, 1914, term court 1oT
Parnwen county, OF assault and bat
tery with intent to kill, and sentenced
to pay a fine of 10000 or to ser'e
six months on pubic works.
oaroI:' lHri~g good beha' lor, No
vember g, 1914
..uule, A,ocA, twhilel, convicted I
tie March, 1912, term of court Tor
Ocoaee county OF seduction, and SEN
fenced to five years on public works
Paroled during good beha'1or, NO
vember 25, 1914.
Moore, Miles, convicted at the jan
uary, 1912, term Of court for Green
vile county Of assault and battery
with intent to Kill, nd sentenced
FIVE years on public works.
Farolci during gooi oeAa,ior, No.
yer Der 70. 1914.
RIurp5y, Ben, (coloreD, convicted
at the February, 1914, term OF court
.or sra;raeld county o. breac' OF trust,
and sentenced to 1S months on pub
lie works.
Paroled during good beha"ior, No
vember %, 1914.
Murphy, James, (olored), convicted
at the February, 1914, Term OF court
for Fairfield county, of breach O
trust, and. sentenced to IS months on
public works.
.ParoIeds during good behavior, NO
vember 255 1914.
Nichols, George, (wt>ite), convicted
at the November, 1910, term of court
for Lexington county, of murder, with
recommendation to mercy, and SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment IN the
State penitentiary, or upon the puo-
lie works Of Lexington county.
Paroled, upon the condition that he
leave the State of South Carolina
within "A hours and never return.
Should he ever return he shall be-
arrested and recommitted to serve the
above sentence.