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\ th.NOK BjL> A St MAKES 1 HA.NKS(i!Vl\? OFFERING i I i m (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.) ed to 10 years imprisonment?five bUspeDd^d by judge. Paroled, No-vein oer 25. 1313. lardon granted, in order to resurc : k citizens ip, November 25, 1H14. I Knight, James, alias Isaac Knight, j V {colored), ccnvicied at the February, j 1911, term cf court, for Charleston | county, cf murder, with recommenda- | tion to mercy, and sentenced to life j ^m-nriconmpnt in the State peniten- ! tiary or upon the publi-e works. i Parolea during good beha.ior, Xo- j i yember 25, 1914. Lewis, Oscar, (white), convicted a: i t'.'.e May, 1914, term of court for Ad- i wm derson county, of violating the dis- ; pensary law, and sentenced to pay a ' ? Si no.00 or to serve six months J upon public works. Paroled, during good behavior, and j upon the further condition that should j ever again be convicted o: violat- j -ing tae dispensary law, he shall be ; required to serve the sentence above j mentioned. Parole dated No. ember 25, 1914. ... , i McAlister, John, (white), convicted ( ?4 the June, 1914, term of court for Pickens county, of manslaughter, and | lentenced to tw? years imprisonment upon tie public works. Paroled during good behavior, Xo ember 25, 1914. A I * r^nior^d). convScted I J?iwr* < V, -WW, .WW. . - _ _ a { the Novem/ber,-'? ?14, term of court for Kershaw* county, o.' violation of the dispensary law, (two cases) and Sentenced to pay a fine of $100.00 or ( to s-erve four months on public works, in each case. - IParoleck during good "behavior, and upon the furt-er condition that should ;!he ever again "be convicted of violating ^ the dispensary law, he shall be re- j ?rvo rVioi cpntpnoAf; above ! 4UI1CU kU i7V,J IV, I.UV | mentioned. The fines above mention-' ed which have been levied and coi-! . locted are hereby ordered return- j f ed to the said James McGuirt by the, proper officer of Kershaw county. (Veaior, R. C., (white), convicted at i the November, 1914, term of court for Oconee county, of violation of the dis- j ^ pensary law, and sentenced to pay a : F ' -P.? ^ fift r\y rr> sprvp SIX TT!OHt."S ' 1IUC U1 fOVV.VV v/i VV . V. cn public works. Paroled, during good behavior, and npon the furt' er condition that should he ever again be convicted of violating the dispensary law, he shall Ve, required to serve the sentence above L mentioned. fr- ^ Parole dated Xo. ember 25, 1914. ' Mimms, W. T., (wiiite), convicted al tfce March, 1914. term o court for r Barnwell county, cf assault and bat tery with intent to kill, and sentenced to pay a fine of $100.00 or to ser.e six months on public works. r arol -* goo I beha> ior, Xo-: : vember '25, 1914. .. a;c, x-vJCA, (white), convicted t Ve March, 1912, term of court for [ Oconee county of seJucntm, and sen|l ttnced to five years on public works. T Paroled during gooi beba-ior, November 25, 1S14. L Moore, Miles, convicted at tiie Jan| uary, 3 912, term of court for Greenf ?ille county of assault and battery 'v/ith intent to kill, . nd sentenced ) five years on public workb. Parjkii during ^cod be.'u.ior, So-' ver ber -a. Ivl4. j I ftlurpoy, Den, (colored), convicted' at tie February, 1914, terra of court' vcr /airfield county c- breae' or' tru'-l. and sentenced to 18 months Oil pub- ' lie works. Paroled during good behavior, Xo-I vember 25, 1914. v Murphy, James^ (olored), convicted; at the February, 1914, term of court! for Fairfield county, of breach o j trust, and.sentenced to 18 months on public works. /4?i-rintr ctacv^ hphavior. Xo IX oiv/icu.;u"i'"S o~ , vember 25T1914. Xichols, George, Cwtite), convicted I at the November, 1910, term of court' L for Lexington county, of murder, with J P recommendation to mercy, and sentenced to life imprisonment in the fitate penitentiary, or upon the public works of Lexington county. Paroled, upon tfte condition mat ne j leave the State of South Carolina! within 24 hours and never return. Should he ever return he shall be arrested and recommitted to serve the; above sentence. Odom, Bart, (white), convicted ?.t t?e April, 1914, term of court for tS'partanburg county, of manslaughter. ? j three \-pars on the &JUU SCliLClJLVCVl CV/ v~? v-v. j public works. Paroled during good behaivior, November 25, 1914. k- Owens, Joi:n T., (white), convicted at "the September, 1906, term of court H for Berkeley county, of manslaughter, B and sentenced to ten years imprisonment in tbe State penitentiary. Com W menced serving sentence, March 4, 1908, paroled during good behavior, *nd upon the further condition that \e do not drink any intoxicating iquors or beverages, January 15, 1914. | Pardoned granted November 25, I "PEG 0' MY HEART." "There's ful "PEG 0' MY HEaRT", which w approval of playgoers everywhere, tl performances at the Cort Theatre, I Dersonal view, bv those who have be A ' v what they want, has interwoven a -d< It is one of the prettiest and cleanest ble cast of players which includes Fr Claire and Kittie O'Connor, comes <ai the past twenty years has left such i little comedy with its mixture of fun * ?* * ? i ^ i plays Mr. manners nas given lu me i tion is announced. Page, Willie, (colored), convicted a; j dispensai the June, iS98, term of court .or j to serve Aiken county, of murder, with recom-! ed. n e;id^ticn to mercy, and sentenced to Parole life imprisonment in the tSate peniten- Stancii, tiary or upcn v:p public works. I e Marc i aroleci during ^coJ behai ior. .\o- Oconee cvember 25, 1914. tf-r-v w^~ Patrick, Henry.. (white), convictet? 10 ?'6"ht y at th? Xo. ember, 1903, term of court Stroud, tor Marlboro county, of murder, with aL tlu ve mmendation to mercy, and sen- C0UIt ^or tenced to life imprisonment in the slaughter, State penitentiary. Paroled, during on PU^1C ?rood behavior, December 31,1913. Paroled _ , . . ... vember 2 Pardoned, m order .to restore citiThomps aenship, November 2o? 1914. .. ... at the BiS P;ielps, Henry, (colored), convicted j (^ero^ee at t e September, 1911, term of court! ience(j t0 T -Ji'.ronc f>n'intv nf manslaughter. I -r-> j o ' r'druum and sentenced to two years 0:1 pub- zens-njp ] .:c works. ten^e imj Farolei -during gooa be&a.ior, No- dated Noi vember 2i>, 1914. Thorntc Preisley, Henry, (colored), convict-i at t e Se] ed at t e April, 1912. term of court j for Rich!; ror Anderson county, of manslaughter, j with intei and sentenced to 10 years imprison- pay a fin ment upon tbe public works. year on ; 'Paroled during good beha.ior, No- Paroled vember 2->, 1914. vember 2? * ? / ..I. :. _ \ ^ ^ a ~ 'Kicney, it. a., twnuej, ctmvictcu jiiuuiu The spriag, 1910, terra of court for at the Se] Abbeville count, of statutory rape, forRichia and sentenced to ten years imprison- tery with ment in State penitentiary. Paro'.ed to pay a under certain condition, said cond2- one year tions being set out in the parole, De- Paroled ceraber 12, 1912. vember 2; Paroled during good behavior Xo- Tobe, J vember 25, 1914. vieted at Roberts, Isaac M., (white), convict- of court 1 nd at ti.:e October. 1914, term of court sault and or Georgetown county, of manslaugh- and carry ter, and sentenced to three years on sentenced public works. \ davs secc Paroled during good behavior Xo- j Paroled vember 25, 1914. j vember 2; Sheppard, Daniel, (colored*, con- Tvner, victed at the September. 1911, term of the Marc! court for Beaufort county, of attempt Oconee c to poison, and sentenced to four years j t ery with iminmennmont in fhp SfqtP rf'fOfma- ! to oicr'ht V iOUUlllVUl * ^ ^ j V43**v * tory. (penitentiary.) . . j Paroled Paroled during good behavior -Xo- vember 2; vember 2.">, 1914. Was'^ins Smalls, Chris, alais Country, (col- convicted ored), convicted at the November, court for 1S99, term of court for Charleston wit hi reco county, of murder, with recommenda- sentenced a * X _ ? _ J " r\ r** ? i ? lion 10 mercy, auu scntcjuucu tv pen imprisonment in t:e State peniten- works, tiary, or on public works. Paroled Paroled during good behavior Mo- vember 2; vember 25, 1914. 'White, Smith, H. L. (white), convicted at the Septei the October, 1914, term of court for Marlboro Cherokee county, of violation of the slaughter, dispensary law, and sentenced to pay j on public a fine of $200.00 or to serve six Paroled months on public works. verober 2! Paroled during good behavior No- William vember 25, 1914. ed at the Paroled, during good behavior, and for Lee c upon further condition fchatr" should : orninektlal tie ever be convicted of violating the to life iiQ] ; ,V" * * ~ - - : > * ' ^ > nothing succeeds like success", fine ill be seen at the CITY OPERA. HO tiis charming comedy of youth, coul< Jew York, and that local patrons w< en fortunate enough to witness the ilicate love siory with an abundance ; comedies seen on the stage in man . J ?... _1. 1\T ^ ? J,. U? mmtt r\ 1 it/mii C\r\r\\*r* tJUtJTlCii iYItJclUS, llcui^ ucuvcL, vjrcuig ; a welcome relief after the "samen< i lasting icipressio:. .ipon our playgo and pathos, presents life in its true stage. No more distinguished comj y iaw he shall be required j itentiary. Commi the sentence above mention- I public works, Jan Paroled during dated Xo. ember 25, 1914. vember 25, 1914. E. S., (white;, convicted ai ' Wilson, Jack, ( 1 h, 1914, term of ecu;-: foi ; i;;?- November, 19J oun$Jy, of assault and bat- Colleton county, intent to kill, and sentenced u ok, and sentenc ears on public works. on the public worl r* ? ? ? ' / i/\r~ Parnlftfl Hiirinor X3ua x uugita, tumivi/ i > v?v...?0 i February, 1914. term ot J vember 2.r), 19!-J. Horry County, of man- Wrigbting, Tom , and sentenced to five years at t'~e .August, 191 works. Spartanburg coui during good behavior No- the dispensary la' 5, lSlt. ^ ray a fine of $30 ;on, C. C., (white), convicted montf s on public irc<'\ 1912, term of court for Paro'ed, during county, of forgery, and sen- upon the further c 12 months on public works. he ever again be c *d, in order to restore citi- f'.:e dispensary la ae aaving servea uie seu- quired to serve t: jcsed upon him. Pardon sentence above ; /ember 25, 1914. dated November 2 >n, J. M, (Viite), convicted Spencer, iS'amue' ptember. 1914, term of court February 13, 1914 and, of assault and battery probate :or Richla nt to kill, and sentenced to breaking and lar< e o'~ $100.00 or io serve one j continement in jublic works. j Industrial sc'.iool. during good behavior No- until he becomes ' 5, 1914. Paroled during m, P. H., (white), convicted vemlber 25, 1914. 1 f r.l 4 A , ? _ . ptemuer, isj*, ivim ui wuu Wilson, Lizzie, ad county, of assault and bat- at tjje january i intent to kill, and sentenced for Greenville cou fine of $100.00 or to serve er> sentenced to I on public works. -Paroled during during good behavior No- vember 25. 1914. >' 1914- - Jackson, R. T., o?m Henry, (colored), con- at the March, 191' the September, 1914, terra Marlboro county, T.p\instnr? p.onntv. of as- ^ " ' tcly vu. 111511. aiiu battery with intent to kill gentenced six mor ing concealed weapons, and Sentence coram > months first case, 30 or sjx months inci case, on ^iloIic ^orks. j Paroled during during good behavior No- j vember 25, 1914. > 1914- ! Pope, J. D., (v. W. T.. (white), convicted at j the March> 1914t h. 1914. term, ox court for . Marlboro county, i ounty. of assault and bat-j tery 0-- ancj intent to kill, and sentenced ! sentenCe to six r ears on public works. j v.-orks. during good behavior Xo-1 sentence commi >> 1^14. * ' months. ;ton. General, (colored), j at the June, 1910, term of1 Help the Florence county, of murder,! Chappells, S. mmendation to mercy, and f Editor The Herald * /-v 14-fa imnricnnmpnt in thp I Will Vrtll nlpflS'A itentiary or upon the public j that the pastor ol | Roads Baptist chu during good behavior No-j rangements with ), 1914. | way to stiip free, Will,(white), convicted at j goods, also sweet nher, 1$13, term of court for j Maxwell Orphanag county, of involuntary man-: iSo all who can and sentenced to two years j this line, if fchey w works. I pells, and leave ir rrr\r\A 'ho'h^vinr Vn- ! nf T>Arvpmihpr_ it. wi UUi ^v-rvyv-4 k/Vi-ifc*' -V? - - ? j -w^ www??- y -- 5, 1914. j er and shipped pr s, Alonzo, (colored), convict-1 We have done 1 Marcfo, 1906, term of court' cents; can't we d< ounty, of murder, with rec-! way? :ibn; to-' mercy; sentenced-' r r * >risonment' in tbe^Stafya peii .. \ ^?i Is an echo in the wonderful success atl USE on MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. < 1 present no greater endorsement thai mt no better recommendation, is att famous "Manners" play.. The author i of clever wit, in so unique a manner; y years. Rea Marti 1 will be seen in t e Mendelssohn, Raymond Branley, Cli n 1 rtrnTTO Uw'n(YP in TXTOT CfiS Ct dCOOUii aiwajfo uixugo .Ml uuv t?c*j ling public, as has Oliver Morosco's fo i lights, with a deeper motive than car )any has ever visited Newberry and tl ited to 20 years on 1 uary 30, 1914. j good behavior Nowhite), convicted at L3, term of court for J of larceny of live :ed to 18 months up- . ^ is- . ! Pkl good behavior No- | , C^nite), convicted .4, terra of court for lty, of violation of w, and sentenced to 0.00 or to serve six i works. good behavior, and :ondition that should ? onvicted cf violating; p0r sale on eas\? v .w, he shall be re- j le remainder o: the ' the estate of Mrs. mentioned. Parole TT _ ,, , s, 1914. H. C. Moseley. 1, (wHiteh convicted Tract No.!. C t, before judge of nd county, of house- YoUIlg Grave ? ;eny, and sentenced ' the South Carolina Tract No. 2 C >r>ear0sroef age3' C"| the Pink Brown T good behavior Xo-1 & whoje part of (colored), convicted rate limits of the i 912, termo of court ^ nty, of manslaught-' Iract -NO. o. rJ 5ve *vears- ! TVonf Mn A good behavior -No- iw* " 190 acres. (w.iite), convicted 1, term of court for j Tract No. 5. Tl of assault and bat-j aggravated nature,! aCF6S. to a fine of Tract No. 6. Tl on public works. Will sell, if part good behavior Sodwelling with 10 a 'hite), convicted at . term of court for j as party may wish, for assault and bataggravated nature, ! nonths on public j Lited to $50 or ix j > For i OrrVhans. . C.'Nov. 24, 1914. X. D. COPfc and News: state in your paper t Saluda and Cross rches has made ar- 11J A the Southern Rail- VT AV1 all boxes of canned potatoes, to Connie ;e, Greenwood, S. C. spare anything in . .x . Beth Eden Pastorate. ill bring it to Chap-n/ill Ko Hiving s^rvif4. i depot by the first 11 be packed togeth.- James church 5th Sunday a. r omptly. o'clock, and at Beth Eden at c ittle in dollars and p. m. There was no service o something in this either of .the above churches third Sunday on account of th Yours truly,. weat^er:-"*-^" -- ? P. E.S 1 P . / iained by Oliver Morosco's delightDoming as it does with the stamp of 1 its record run of 604 consecutive ested by the current'comment and , with a view of giving the public as to make it absolutely original. he title role, surrounded by a notaara Sidr' y, Helen Haskell, George \ r of plays. No theatrical offering in rtune-making success. This delicate 1 be attributed to any of the other * ^ /N CaII /?ifrr nurt/^l ltn 1C CUilipiCLC kJUUtllCHX puuuu * 1 C"_l_ La oaie ^St otice % * r terms, all lands belonging to H. C. Moseley, wife of the late ontaining 55 acres, known as Place. Containing 67J acres, known as ract, will sell in 10 acre lots, or the tract lies within the corpo:own of Prosperity. air Place centaining 132? acres. The Atkins place, containing ne Hair Woods tract, containing lie H. C. Moseley home place. y so desires, the H. C. Moseley aw oc> rYiilrtll 1 onr? z LUrCS Ul JaiJU, VI ao muui / / ^formation write \ .LAND, Clinton, S. C. 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