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tember, 1913; assault and battery
with intent to kill; two years; parol-
ed.
". T. Jones, white; Union Feb
ruary, 1909; murder with recommen-
dation to mercy. and sentenced to life
in State penitentiary;
paroled during good behavior and
upon further condition that should he
ever again take another drink OF
wine, whiskey, beer or other intoxl-
eating liquors or beverages he shall
be required to serve the remainder Of
the above mentioned sentence; and
upon the further condition should he
hereafter marry and be convicted OF
abusing or mistreating his wife he
shall be arrested and committed to
State penitentiary to serve remainder
of above mentioned sentence.
J. R. Kelly, white; Darlington Feb
ruary, 1913; assault and battery with
intent to kill; ten years imprison-
incentive years suspended by judge;
paroled November 25, 1914; pardon
granted in order to restore citizen
ship November Is, 1914.
James knight, alias Isaac Knight,
negro; Charleston February, 1911;
murder with recommendation to mer-
cy; life Imprisonment; paroled.
Oscar Lewis, white; Anderson May,
1914; violating dispensary law; six
months; paroled during good be-
havior and upon further condition
that should he ever again be convict
ed of violating dispensary law he
shall serve sentence.
John McAllister, white; Pickens
June, 1914; manslaughter; two
years; paroled.
James McGirt, negro; Kershaw
November, 1914; violation dispensary
law, two cases; four months in each
case; paroled during good behavior
and upon further condition that
should he ever again be convicted OF
violating the dispensary law he shall
be required to serve the sentence
above mentioned. Fines mentioned,
which have been levied and collected,
are ordered returned to McGirt.
r. c. Mealor, white; Oconee Nov
ember, 1914; violation dispensary
law; six months; paroled during good
behavior and upon further condition
that should he ever again be convict
ed of violating dispensary Law he
shall serve sentence.
". T. Mimms, white; Barnwel1
March, 1914; assault and battery
with intent to kill; 500 or siz
months; paroled:
Dock Moore, white; Oconee March
1912; seduction; five years; paroled
Miles Moore; Greenyille January
1912; assault and battery with Intent
to kill; FIVE years; paroled.
Ben Murphy, negro; Fairfield Feb.
ruary, 1914; breach Of trust; IL
months; paroled.
James Murphy, negro: Fairhelc
February, 1914; breach Of trust; Il
months; paroled-
George Nichols, white; Lexington
Der, 1910; murder with recon-
mendation to mercy; life imprison
ment; paroled upon condition that ht
leave State within "a hours and nevel
return. Should he ever return he
shall be arrested and recommitted.
Bart Odom, white; Spartanburs
April, 1914; manslaughter; three
years; paroled.
John r. Owens; Berkeley Septem
ber, 1906; manslaughter; ten years
commenced March 4, 1908; parolee
during good behavior and upon fur
ther condition that he do not drinl
any intoxicating liquors January Is
ll914; pardon granted.
Willie Page, negro; Aiken June
t1S9S; murder with recommendation
to mercy; life imprisonment; paroled
Henry Patrick, white; Marlboro
November, 1908; murder with rec
| ommendation to mercy; life imprison
ment; paroled December 81, 1913,
Spardoned in order to restore citizen
ship.
Henry Phelps, negro; Laurens Sep
tember, 1914; manslaughter; two
years; paroled.
Henry PRESLEY, negro; Anderson
April, 1912; manslaughter; ten year.
paroled.
R. A. Richey, white: Abbevill:
1910; ten years; paroled under Ger
tain conditions December IL, 1912
paroled November Is, 1914.
Isaac NJ. Robert, white; George
town October, 1914; manslaughter
three years; paroled.
Daniel Sheppard, negro; beaufor
September, 1911; attemps to posi:'L
four years; paroled.
Chris Smalls, alias County, negro
tCharleston November, 1899; lnurde'
with recommendation 70 mercy; .''s
Imprisonment; paroled.
II. L. Smith, white; Cherokee Octo
ber, 1914; violation dispensarv Jaw
paroled during good behavior ane
upon further condition that should hi
ever again be convicted Of Violatias
dispensary law he shall serve sen
tence.
E. S. Stancil, white; Oconee March
1914; assault and battery with in
tent to kill; eight years; paroled.
Burrough Stroud, white; Horny
February, 1914; manslaughter; Ave
years; paroled.
C. C. Thompson, white; Cherokee
March, 1912; forgery; IL months;
pardoned to restore citizenship, he
having served sentence imposed upon
him.
J. NJ. Thornton, white; Richland
September, 1914; assault and battery
with intent to kill, 500 or one year;
paroled.
P. H. Thornton, white; Richland
SEPTEMBER, 1914; assault and battery
with intent to kill; 800 or one year;
paroled.
John Henry Tobe, negro; Lexing-
ton September, 1914; assault an bat
terry with intent to kill and carrying
concealed weapon; i8 months, first
case; 80 days, second case: parolel
". T. Tyner, white; Oconee March,
1914; assault and battery with intent
to kill; eight years; paroled.
General Washington, negro; Flor
ence June, 1910; murder with rec
ommendation to mercy; life imprison-
mept; paroled.