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REPORT or rHH GRAND Jppy.
indictments Found Rec0mmen-
dations as to a New JAN and Addition
10 the Aims House.

The Grand Jury for the May term finished
their work on Friday afternoon of last week,
after session of eleven days, and we're dis
charged. They found AZ indictments, IL of
which were against Jesse B. Powder, of near
Westminster They also visited the Aims
House. and made some recommendations as
to alterations and improvements, and in their
judgment a new Jail is needed. Following is
the report in full
To the Honorable Judges Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, Maryland.
The Grand Jurors of the May Term of 1902
respectfully submit the following report:
They have carefully examined into all mat
tiers brought to their notice and consideration,
without favor or malice toward anyone. As
a result of their deliberations they report the
following-W Witnesses examined 1873, consta-
bles IL, cases presented AZ, cases dismissed
II, indictments found AZ. sggfExsaS
THE AIMS HOUSE.
The Grand Jury visited the Aims House IN
a body and found 33 inmates-females Ia,
males 16. a igta a
All the apartments were found to be very
clearly kept, and in as good condition as CIR
cumstances would permit All the inmates
seemed 10 be contented and happy. The
steward, Mr.. e. B. Ham, reports favorably
on the growing crops.
We recommend wing to be built TO the
main building to be used by old white men,
using the present nien,s bnilding for colored
men and transients. Would also recommend
water through the whole main building; also
bath tubs and water closets in main building.
We found that the water closet IN the mems
building needs some attention, sanitary plumb
ing, &c.
THE JAIL. rE or
We also visited the Jail, which, under the
official management of Sheriff Albert +. Craw-
ford. was found is as good sanitary condition
as existing circumstances permit. We found
IA prisoners confined, two as witnesses. We
recommend water closet for women prison.
ers: also that the building should be lighted
by electric lights. We found the heater en-
tirely worn out and of no use whatever. The
plumbing connection of the bath tub is not
sanitarily done, as there is no trap, and all
gases and odors from the dryweil cannot be
prevented from coming into it. being menace
tothe health of all confined there. both IN
house and Jail. In fact, we would recommend
a new Jail entirely. We recommend that the
proper authorities, with the information OF the
Sheriff, investigate this matter.
GENERAL GOOD ORDER. u
In reviewing the work of fhe term, we have
been lfavorably impressed with the general
good order prevailing throughout the county,
and we believe that it win continue to iin !.
prove Having completed all the work which
came under our observation, we now most re
specially ask your Honors to be discharged.
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS, Foreman.
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Silver Run Items.

Tbera was !, snror;se birthday party at the
haa,a &c M ana Mrs Charles If. Knipple on
Friday ; of last week in honor of Mr.. Knipple,
Who WAS ~ w, arsold that day. Refreshments
,vsre sarvad and ali had a GOOD time. Those
eharas n Kninnle and wife.
EaaSar IA w;fs Rnrt Feeser and wife
nuos D. aug $50 Hedr;cI and wife
% ~ T I fard. Geo "a Kn;,nle and wife
~ ~ S;Iysr nm. William Reayer and wife. of
Hsrney. Harry: Cyanger and wife. Aaron Else
and vita ofTittlestown: Mrs. Molie BemiI-
Ia az Silver RIM. Misses Rir81e Knipple.
d. p..l - 49, Rover and Jan;e Raa.
nun ni1Iippie, W. w. pa,haas,;na Of Han.
VT, u 6 ianlue R -. Ar Lille Rosie
49,, oo Et,;a Rsrn;l,er A;rie TEdna Nora
ana li Pa;s, K,;,,,Ie A;eia and marvEFeeser.
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Personal Notes.

3
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Fouke, who have
been at The Westminster for several weeks,
have gone TO Roland Park near Baltimore,
for the summer.
60 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams, of Glyndob;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arnacost, OF Hampstead;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rush, of Spring Mills;
Mr.. Armaeost and sister, Of Trenton, and
Miss Flossie Butler, of this city, spent Sunday
last as guests Of Mr.. Thomas sBankard and
family. e2oi5a 11 c0
Miss TamseyJ. Slocksdale, Of near Finks-
burg, and three of her sisters children have
returned home from Scranton, Pa, to pay
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. S. 1. Stocksdale, a
visit. aat .4ay ~
Mr.. Daniel S4oner, of Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in this and Frederick county.
He was in Westminster on Tuesday visiting
his brothers, David and Emanuel Stoner.
Mrs. Ed. v. Clarke, Of Jamessowu,9 N. Y,
who has been visiting relatives IN this city and
vicinity for several weeks, returned TO heI
home on Friday.
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Shirley Items.

Our church committee has commenced to
repair the church. and the ladies of Zion will
hold festival on the 18th of June, afternoon
and evening for the benefit of the church. AZ
The woods, fences and grain fields in many
places are filled with locust and their shells.
Thus far we have not heard Eany of them
singing, but the letter Nv" and the letters
ssw ri are plainly to be seen on some of their
left wings. :
Some have finished rounding their early
planted corn and potatoes.
Glover will be very short and thin; there
are some hope for timothy and grain.
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Wakefield Items.

The Wakefield base ball team has organ
lied for the season and would like 10 hear
from any team in the county. Send all
challenges TO G. W. Babylon, Wakefield, Md.
Mr. John Leinard, of Porter's Siding, Pa,
visited his brother-in law, j. F. Babylon and
Geo. P. L. Hoover on Tuesday OF this week
j. NJ. Wagner threshedg this week for
Messrs N. H. Bale aud II. N. Cassell, which
finishes last years crop this season. - =.
Miss Bessie Nicodemus spent last Sunday
with Miss Grace Smith of this place:
j. M. Wagner has moved his saw mill to
George W. Atbaugh's woods at Stone Chapel
and will saw il into railroad ties, lumber and
shingles. Mr.. Wagner has another shingle
mill at work on the Washington road
Miss Hilda Ruth Babylo who was sick,
is better at this writing.
Tweuty!one persons took the train here last
Saturday for Pawnee Bills Show. All were
well pleased
An all.day service will be held at the Brick
Church on June 8. g>ZI ifFS5iE
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4 HArAl FAIL.
A scaffold Gives Way and Causes the
Death of Painter.

Mr.. Francis ID. Sanford, well-known resi-
dent of this city, received fatal injuries last
Monday morning, while painting the First
National Bank building. Mr. Sanford ana
bis assistant, Mr. Granville kHppy had just
arranged q scafoldIng by fixing erIppies 10 the
upper windows, raising stands on them anu
having a ladder on the stands. Mr.. Lippy
was on a stepladder which rested on the hori-
zoDtal ladder, and both men were about 10
begin work when one OF the cripples shipped
from its fastening, and the scaifolding went
down and Mr.. Sanford with IT. de Tell on
his right side and head on the brick pavement
and sustained compound commlnuled tract
ure of the right elbow and severe wound on
the forehead, producing concussion OF the
brain, although the skull was not fractured.
Mr.. Lippy grasped the spoutlng oil tne puiu-
ing. and hung suspended by his hands tor tour
or Eve minutes. He then drew himself up
and .grasped the snow fender on the root, and
by this means was able to draw his whole per-
son to the roof Mr.. Sanford fingered until
A. 80 d. IN. Tuesday, when death ensned. de
was unmarried and the last member OF ms
family. He has nephews aud nieces residing
in Washington, D. G. He4@as former resi-
dent of Baltimore, and on August l, 1901,
enlisted in Company III, Second Maryland In
fantry Regiment, and reenlisted in January,
1864, serving until July 1855, when he
was honorably discharged. He was first ser
geant Of the company, and fought at Antletan,
Fredericksburg aud in all the important bat
ties in which the regiment was engaged Mr..
Sanford leaves an estate otlabout S4O,ooo ne
was a member of Door to Virtue Lodge, Ar.
Il A. M, of this city. and of Burns Post, u.
A. R., and was an ex-actlye member OF the
Fire Department, all Of which organizations
attended the funeral, which took place at the
Lutheran Church on Thursday afternoon, Rev.
P. Fl. Miller, officiating; the interment was in
the Westminster Cemetery. Mr.. Sanford was
about 60 years old.rrs II --g=q Efs-. Z
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weather record Tor the week.

May 24--mercnry 70 at a. NJ aud 81 at
D. M; generally cloudy light shower before
IL M; clear in. the aflernooni light shower be
tween 6 and 6. sop. m. May 25-mereury q
al, a.. M. and N at p. MI variable; Ugh.
showers; heavy thunder gust with high wind
and hail, between 4. As and 5.20 p. M; clear al
night. May 26-mereury sc at 2 a, m and
rs at 2 p. M; clear until noon. partly cloudy
afterwards; almost continuous ram alter 6.3o
d. IN. May 27-mercury 56 at Am. and %
at 2 p. M. rain until o. M; generally cloudy.
May 28-mereury Al at a. M and o. at p.
M. generally clear and -blusteHy. May 29-
mercury At at Z a. ~ and IS ats2 p: n. i heavy
frost; fair and bustery.- May 30-mercurY 81
al Z a. m. and 65 at 2 p. m. ;.5t....-- - s1a.O
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sHOEs!g SHOES !

We have them at all prices, in all styles,
and to fit all feet Ne will take great
pleasure in showing you through our line,
which is new and snappy. AOur stock of
shoes is growing, and we will iu the future
make this our special line. Have you seen
our new line Of Infants Shoes and Sandals
for Spring and Summer wear. They range
in prices FROM 25c to 75c and we have
them in all colers and styles. You will
fall in love with them at first sight. See.
our Ladies' Oxfords for SIC. .5ls .iaf1 q
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Miss Penelope Weaver visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin, in Westminster, on Monday and
Tuesday. .sssss.sz.aa.-
Mrs. Mervin Powers, of Baltimore, is spend
ing few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse F. Billmyer, at Fountain Hill farm.
Rev. c.. Il. Mccullough, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant Church, was the recip.
ientof a very nice set of harness, the gift OF
his newly made friends, which was very much
appreciated and very gratefully received by
the pastor. Several gifts from Pipe Greek
Mite Society have also been received by the
family and placed in the parsonage, consisting
of chairs, carpet, blinds, etc. atfr s'
. Elders Thomas B. Tyler. Of Carrollton,
charge, and Jesse F. Billmyer. of Uniontown,
started on Monday afternoon for Idaville, In
diana, to attend the General Eldership of the
Church of God of North America, which con-
vened there on the 10Th Of May. .s,! 5sgal
Mr.. Solomon Myers, of Trevanion, and
Mr. William Shaw, of Black Oak Spring, on
Thursday went to the Agricultural College
and Experimental Station, near Washington,
ID. c., on an invitation from the principal OF
the institution.
Misses Roman Hollenberry, Nellie Weaver,
Denis Sittig and Isabel Weaver were guests
of Miss Clara Douerer.fyr
Rev. C. E. MeCalleHeh will continue his
SERIES Vi SeTthOHs ny duuicoSius ,oPSSiohy ".
Sunday night, at 8 O'Clock, the fathers and
daughters Communion service in the M. P.
Church Sunday morning at 1880, by the pas
tor.
Mr. Jesse Garner, of Linwood, will I'll the
pulpit ofthe Church of God, Sunday morn
ing 1918 Rev. j. d. Clark will deliver, an
illustrated sermon on thessubjeet - Chance
for Life, at 7. Do in the evening.
The first quarterly conference of the NJ Z.
Church will meet at Pipe Creek Church on
Saturday afternoon.
& Mr.. David Segafoose, of Baltimore, is the
guest of.Mr Obadiah Fleagle family.
Mrs James Cover who WAS visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity, returned on Thursday
to her home, The Narrows, Virginia.
Miss Alice Gilbert received through the
mail am orange tree in fine growing condi.
ton. It was a gift from her brother, Mr..
Scott Gilbert, of Los Angeles, California.
Mrs Susan Gore Harbaugh visited relatives
in Westminster several days during the week
past.
= Mr.. Newton Gilbert, of Annapolis, visited
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wesley Gilbert,
from Saturday until Tuesday.
The ecolored people Of Mount Joy M. Il.
Church will hold an all day woods meeting
on june Isl, in Mr. Harry Stouffer's grove,
on the road leading from Uniontown to Ian,
wood. The pastor, Rev. Moses -Opber, and
.P. G. Walker will speak at II O'Clock. II
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SOME SMALL PRICES.

Good Umbrellas for % and 39c, Cloth
Bicycle Slippers, with rubber bottoms,
39e; So. 90 Rubber Boots at SO. 40, Glib
son, Waist Sets for ladies 16c, good
Clothes Brushes a23e, soc Cuff Buttons
29c pair, $1.00 Fountain Pens 89c, Curl
ing Irons 4c, 8 cakes of s.Sweet Maiden
,SoapDl3c Spectacle Gases 7e while they
asst, 25c Specks only l lc, l5c Shoe Dress,
ing Ice 9gsW 3yg.g gaea 81 slis1 al
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Melrose Items.

A number Of our bicyclists went TO West
minister last Saturday evening to see Pawnee
Bill's show. they were we'll pleased with it.
Mr.. Ian 4. Miller, in the Shafer building,
is doing good business in selling and re-
pairing bicycle wheels. rS1Fr
Wentz's Sunday school now numbers S3,
and scholars are still coming in. Their an
nual celebration will be August 80.
Mr.. Frank t. Grumrine improved his resi-
dence last week byadding porch. ho
A refreshing shower Of rain greeted US on
Sunday evening. go - e- 80 =
Mr.. Horatio Shaffer raised large frame
harm this week, t f[frl GE
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Alumni Banquet at Western Maryland
College,.

Preparations are being made on large
scale for the coming banquet of the Alumni
of Western Maryland College. This will be
the first banquet in the room especially pro-
vided for that purpose in the new Alumni
Hail. There is space to accommodate over
two hundred persons and q strong effort is
being put forth to fill the room. Circular let
tiers have been sent to all the Alumni of the
College, who plumber over Ave hundred, and
from the applications already received for
tickets there is an indication baltimore than
a hundred persons will be present at the BAN
,quet. which is to be held at six o'clock Tues
day evening, June 10. An orchestra ard
other additions will make the evening lively
for the guests,
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Tyrone Items.

/ The much needed rain on Monday made
the grain and vegetables look very fine:
Mrs. Jonas Heltebridie has returned from
visit to relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. Charles Lemnon is going to build an
addition to his dwelling house.
Mr.. David Hahn, wife and daughter, are
visiting relatives and friends in Virginia.
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1902.
sale Register.

Notices OF Sales for which bills are printed at
this office yiif be published under this head until
day OF sale for so cents When bills are printed
elsewhere SlO0 will be charged. Terms cash.
Monday, June Q at p. m, on premises ofGeorge
Washington shoemaker, IN Emmifsburg district.
Frederick county. Md. Harvey, 35 600 feet Of
Oak Boards, Planks and scantling. % cords OF Oak
aud Hickory Slab Wood, &c. A. III. Kaibach.
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STATIONERY BARGAINS.


AS, this is a season Of the year when the,
stationery business. is naturally dull, We
viii now iven it up BY given a special cut
on almost our entire stock. 25c Box
Paper at 19c, 15c Box Paper at lie, l0c
Box Paper Sc, and Sc Box Paper 4c,
Good Envelopes &c package, Sc Pencil
Tablets, now &c, 2 penny Tablets 1c,
Congress Playing Cards 39c, s rolls
Toilet Paper only 25c, or packages in in
sheet. form 25c, Scholars Companion
Boxes A and &c, g. Slate Pencils 1c, Visit.
ing Cards &c package, 6 bottles Ink or
MuciIage 23c, Composition Books &c,
Crepe Paper SC per roll, "Royal Glue
&c bottle. -, - IA s5isos III IS,
- a
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MI pIeaSanf TfemS.

Mr.. Joseph W. Frock, of York, Pa. spent
several days at this place and in Deep Run.
Mr. W. NJ. Grouse, of York, Pa, is visiting
bis parents here. o1 . s'.'i'',.- I. =
Mr. Charles Froek is building stable 10
by Is feet I. : -; +. I.
Mr.. Frank 3. Myers is having . new roof
put on his house. '-S
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GENTS FURNISHINGS.

On Gents Furnishings our Iine is COM
plete, and increasing almost daily, for we
are continually getting in something new
and nobby, and can show you line of
Neckwear that will surely please you.i But
we wish to call special attention to our
Negligee and Dress Shirts, also cur large
assortment Of Half Hose, ranging in price
from 5 to 39c. See our line of Belts and
Suspenders, Collars and Cuffs, Gloves and
Underwear Isl Ii ISL bgG le3 zs15sd
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BRrYITIEs.

moved.
The soldier pension of Albert Miller, of
Westminster, has been increased to $l4 a
month.
Among the graduates at St. Johns College,
Annapolis. next month, is Oscar Lamotte, OF
Lamotte, this county. eeis
Thomas Bowman has been appointed second
substitute letter carrier for Westminster in the
place Of Harry o. Harner, of Harvey, resigned.
The Western Maryland College base ball
club will have as opponents this Saturday
afternoon, at $50, the Walbrook Club, Balu-
more.
Mr. cbas. j. H. Ganter has been reappoint-
ed 10 ahe postal service at Manchester, which
he resigned TO fake seat III the House OF
Delegates
The sale of the Benjamin G. franklin farm,
near New Windsor, today Saturday, by Mr.
Charles E. Fink, assignee, will not be held,
as the matter has been settled. 81
The County Commissioners were engaged
in general business last Monday. A special
pension Of $500 was granted to Ephram
Wentz. Of Union Bridge district. 4. y E
Two patents for horseshoe machine have
been granted TO G. Pilson, Sykesvie, aud W.
r.. Brewer of Baltimore, administrators OF
George F.. PilsoH, deceased. OF Sykesyile
DR.. C. C. Billingslea, of Manila, sent bis
father, Dr. Charles Bllingsea, a copy OF the
Manila Freedom, Of April 18th. 1t is we'll
filled with editorials, local and general news.
e. Oliver Grimes, Jr., assignee of lnortga
gee. sold on Monday last the hotel property
Of Augustus Hushebeck, at Ridgevllle, TO
Records & Goldsborough. Baltimore, Tor
1850.
George Burllngame the atnlete anu wrest-
Ter, once physical director at western mary
land College, is to be married next "wednesday
TO Miss Edith hilroy, forest NIL fiariora
county
The Carroll County Reed Band recently
held a fair, and a lap robe was raified- ticket
No. 1915 won the prize, winch can pc oD-
Gained upon presentation OF the ncket 10 MT.
John trock. SIS 81 .slssals
Il will be gratifying to the many friends OF
DR.. Clarence C. Billingslea in this city and
county to learn that he has passed asuceessful
medical examination at Manila and Will now
enter the staff of the regular army
Mr. Ed,y;n w. Sbriyer. Of this city,, has
l.a,.' aa,a;lad N Denver Colorado. The head
~ III astar, I,;y;s;on * fhe Free
9sal. 1 Dsi;, I'D ~ vii have charge &c the
o'aa,, sry;e - he introduced in the Western
Division. IS
n Is aoai,1st the law TO pasture horses, cat
tla mnles sheen or hogs or the public high
,..,,.s ,,.d tnrnn;kes II Is not a violation of
=, orr The grass on the roads. Many
ha,, ard others are likely
a. r. vo,, wish to avoid trouble. stop it at
ance
,.a $3.50, :. :. bo, waan Aoand
WIN 18th vest WIND overeoats and
fires werenecessary for comfort last Tuesday
night and "Wednesday. At 5 a. m. Thursday
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll
Z2EIJ County. A1-ss
NO. 1854 EQUITY. o.1g} i, III

Elizabeth D. Lee ct al, vs.. The Safe Deposit
and Trust Company of Baltimore, Trustee:
Ordered, that the private sale of the prop,
erty mentioned in these proceedings, made
and reported by Columbus o ID. Lee, Trustee,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to The
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
10th day of June, 1902. provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county once in each OF three
successive weeks before the 9Th day fa.)une,
1902. 81 rTgs Z .stE .1gOH9E D1la32
The report states the amount of private sale
10 be S4537. rs. b II ss..-- Ia :. ss.;i5X
'T ''9- WILLIAM II. THOMAS
800 800. - - 80 Associate Judge, DC.
,1rne Copy,-Test lad Is ao,1,..:,.ax
mayl7.3t : JAS. II. BlLLINGsLEA, Clerk +
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Spring and Summer Hats

Our Spring and Summer Hats are like
ripe fruit, for they are fresh and up-to-
date, and pleasing to the taste of one and
all See our new Derby Hat at SIC.
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THE MILLER BROS. CO.

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Uniontown Items.

Miss Penelope Weaver visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin, in Westminster, on Monday and
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In the Cirenit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as Court of Equity. M :.
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Haight Items, +.

Final ratification Of the sales Of real estate
f Jesse Lambert and Sarah N. Heagy. !
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WESTMINSTER, Md.
where exceedingly Low Prices and
ado+ good Goods prevail. sG.te5

z 81. Il 5ssGdsalq 81 $40 14t.- ESQ