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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-15
Sunday Services.

Services were con iucted by Rev. p. A. McCar
His text was from the Gospel Of Luke read
on this day 1T is written my house is house of
prayer
LAS mems daily occupations consume great
part of their time. certain days and places were
set apart for the worship of God by God himself
1t is to consideration of the types and figures of
these places that i'll ask your attention this
morning.
'Substances may be present in threefold man.
circumscrptively defnitively and reple-
lively The body enclosed in certain space is III
the whole SPACE but it does not occupy every part
of the space. and is considered being there
circums ptively. When whole substance is
in every pant of place. but not found outside Of
it, it is known as being present defnitivey thus,
the soul of man occupies every part of his body,
but is not found outside of it. therefore is present
definitvely. When a substance occupies every
part of place, and is also found outside of it =
like the which lights up the whole earth,
and yet is outside of tive recognize it being
present repletvely. God is present on the earth
repletively. Saint Augustine says: God is all
eye, God is all hand. God is all foot. All eye be-
cause He sees all things: all hand because He
worketh every thing; all foot because He is
EVERYWHERE
solomon the first man to erecta permanent
temple to God. During the forty years the Jews
travelled in the desert they ha with them only IA
portable altar; but when they reached Jerusalem
this temple was built So great the site Of
this temple, such its magnifce and grandeur.
that it served to give the people some idea of
heaven. The prophet Daniel when in the lions
den. not being able TO come to the temple turned
his face towards it during his prayers. Such then
the veneration Gods peOrle gave to the
places where He aprea, ed in old times
''Our places Of worship in the present day are
so far above the temples of the Jews that they
are by excellence the house of all houses for the
worship of God. In our churches and char els we
have the body and blood of Jesus Christ present
in the Sacrament OF the Eucharist and the sacri-
flee of the Mass is offered up daily from the rising
to the setting of the Here in our churches
we have Jesus Christ pres ding over us, ready to
hear our prayers and redress grievances; pre-
sent lso in the Sacrament Of Penance. ready to
fOrg We our sins through His accredited ministers.
Let us realize what possess: let Us worship 0 !!
ut all times that may be pronounced worthy
hereafter to worship II IN in HIS temple of eternal
Glory
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-15
LOCAL PICkINGS.

w Z. McKensie, Times. Crook ston.
DO editors eat? 90 inquire of the cook.
Manager Norrish was hand to help well
come the editors.
Capt Parsons treated THE MIRROR force
royalty last night.
II. c. Long of Minneapolis and G. A. Grant of
saltwater called in ye>te day.
"A feast of reason ard flow of soul?' No; A
goblin of chicken and sugared roll.
Mr.. c. :. Randall. of winona, here Mon
day on a short visit to his f ther, the Warden.
VIM. Clark of st. Louis and Joseph Buck of
Minnea polls looked through the prison Tuesday.
We had many cordial invitations to accom-
pany the editors to Chicago. but we just could not
go.
c. A. bennett. journal. Granite Falls MINI. This
is a personal autograph, not responsible
for it,
We did not know until yesterday that THE
MIRROR bad 50 many friends and staunch sup
porters.
r. :. verbeck. of Mime. ota Type Foundry,
st. Paul. accompanied the Editorial arty, on
Wednesday.
MIR. j. a. Tawney. Of winona. accompanied
Monday evening.
Mr.. Cummings OF the Pioneer Press vIsi ted
the prison list week and called on THE MIRROR
in company with the Warden.
There were many visitors at the chapel
services Sunday morning that the Deputy had
considerable difficulty i'll seating them all.
The following named ladies over from
ST. Paul Monday:NIrs. c. Br,nckerhof, Mrs. l.. Nj.
sutton and Misses Mabel and Myrtle sutton.
Guards Rhosdes and began have changed
places The former is now custodian of the lower
cell room and the latter perambuiates the gal
leres.
steward Benner has been shining up his
department during the past week and the
walls of the diningrOOm and washroom are
whittier than snow.
The editors brought a brass band to the pris-
with them probably sort of self-protection,
remembering that Music hath charms to soothe
the savage breast
The choir sang anthem last sunday en-
titled I'VE Will Anchor By and By 1t appears
to the the fence that they anchored
pretty securely now.
BIB. Herbert editor of the National Journal
isl and organizer Of the National Editor al assoc
citation. favored us with words Of encouragement
and commentator.
The foundation is being laid for the dry-kiln
to be used in connection with the tub and pail
factory. 1t will be SKILL feet and about % feet
of the big brick shop.
MIR. Rhoades is now a bachelor and resides at
the prison. His family have moved to Mnneap-
oils 20 afford his daughters the educational ad-
vantages of the state university
We heard one of number singing "I'll
Await My Love- the other day. We do not ques-
ton but what he will; what would like to know
is, if she will wait for him-lO years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS It has pleased God in the rfpc-
ness of an houored old age. to bring to his
grave, like as o shock of corn coulcth in his
season. our venerable friend and brother,
THOMAS A. MOORE;
AND WHEREAS. 1t is our desire. to express
our sense of the great loss the Masonic frater-
nifty has sustained by his death. and to com
mend his fidelity and devotion to its PRIMES
pies throughoIfs long, useful and evcntfIl
life:
Therefore Resoiced That &c remember. and
shall always recall with pleasure oEr associa-
ton with orr deceased brother. his dutiful and
exemplary discharge of the fraterI,al obliga-
tions of olsr order and the deep and Increasing
interest he manifested, with advancing years,
in the fulnimcnt of its appointed work of be-
ncflcenGs.
ReSolre7. That as u mark of our sincere re-
spect for his memory as faithful Mason and
as a man beloved OF men for noble qnalitit Q
which endenr men to each other, the members
of Malta Lodge, No. 80. A. F. & A. NJ, will wear
the usual badge of mourning for the space OF
thirty days aud drape our hall accordingly.
HeSolced, That tlTc foregoing preamble aud
resolutions BE published in newspapers of the
county aud that copies of the said proceedings
be transmitted &c the family of the dSceasetE.
A. d. BARR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

HIsToRr OF THE JoHNsrowS F1ooD.-J. w
Keller & Co.. of Philadelphia, have in press
for early issue, complete and accurate bisto-
ry of the Johnstown flood. including all the
other cities and towns that have suffered like
wise 1t will be well illustrated. Will he sold
through agents. or mailed direct on receipt Of
Sl.50: The demand will undoubtedly be inn
mense. as the thrilling experiences. pathetic
iucidents. deeds of ReFOism, nnparaJiejed snf-
terlngy devastation and death. and the SYM
Path1 SHOWN IN tho contributions of millions
for Their relief, form History of the mostin-
tense interest to all, and history every one
will want to preserve in book form. II car
tainly offers great opportunity for agents.
host OF whom will be needed to supply the de-
mand for this work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
MARRIED.

AT the residence of the brides father. IN
Washington, D. c.. June g., 1889. by Rev.
fFather McGee, Mr.. WILLIAM @. LAMBERT.
formerly Of Shepherdstown, and Mics EMMA
BY An, of Washington.
! In Harper's Ferry. June 5. 1889, by Rev. G.
10. Isaac. in the n. e. church. Mr.. WILLIAM
lDAGGETT. of Springfield. Mass. and Miss
DAISY CAVALIER, daughter of Mrs. ". A.
Cavalier, of Harper's Ferry.
In the NJ. E. Church at Harper's Ferry. June
18th, 1889, by Rev. j. w. Grnbb, assisted by Rev.
&c. o. Isaac. Mr.. SAMUEL LAKIN, of Yir-
tglnia, and Miss HELEN GRUBB, daughter of
Capt james w. Grub, of Harper's Ferry.
IL Harpers FeT FR ggRe PasT lS by Hey
SEIfZABETH McGOLR1CK, both of Charles
town.
AT the parsonage of the United Brethren. in
Stephens City. Frederick county, Va. June
18th, 1889. by Rev. w. II, Sampsell II. WAI.
lYISECARVER to Miss EMMA BROWc5, Both
bf Frederick county. Va.
J At the parsonage of The Unified Brethren. in
STEPHENS City. Va. Jnne 9Th 1889. Gy Rev. w.
III. Sempsell, JESSE WILLIAMS to Miss OC-
'FAVI4 MASON. both Of STEPHENS City.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
DIED.

At the fcsiiencecf Mr.. Thomas Wysoug near
B gPier,i-town. June 4tll 1880 Miss TER F.; \
PRISCILLA CUTTINGS. sister of ,trs Thos.
iiyysoug4 aged s. years months and ii days.
4 At his fathers residence on Camp Hill. Har-
2er's Ferry. wednesday, June 9Th, WILLIAM
PETER WAGLEY, aged 20 years and IL
jnontls.
l1er in Winchester. Miss FRONIE, daughter
II Mr.. James II. Burgess.
I June Tth. 1889. BESSIE daughtCrof Mr.. W.
Rtnker, of Frederick county, Va, aged G
Efears.
1her in Winchester, MARSHALL E., son of
James Mcdonald. aged Is ycars
\ June Sth, 1880. at her residence near Bruce
yPwn: Frederick county, Va. Mrs. KATIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
Ripon Letter.
RfpoN Junc ~ fa.

REPoN, juno II, 1889,
Mr.. Editor. 1t has been some
time since since -FOUR Correspondent
has been fortunate enough to gather
up enough news TO write you from this
apparently dead village -butnow THAT
she is again Tesurrected and on q
grand boom, Z think it worthy OF
mention through the columns of your
valuable and we'll read paper. The
first thing worthy of mention is
the grand Improvement now going on
upon the large and spacious store
room of Mrs. p. v. Berry, through
the untiring efforts and persistence
of Mr.. Z. NJ. Long, manager for Mrs.
Berry. He has employed Mfr: John
Stewart, thoroughly competent ar
chitect, to entirely remodel the store,
first by changing the stairway, there
by letting in more fight and showing
the goods to better advantage, sec
ondiy by placing a partition midway
the room, which makes neat little
wareroom and place of transacting
business privately. The paint brush
in the hands of Mr.. L., has made a
gorgeous appearance. The white
wash brush operated by Mr.. Charles
Ross has made the ceiling look bright
and cheerful. Mr.. Long through
honesty and fair dealing has won
many friends during his stay with US,
and in the future asks for the liberal
patronage;of the public. Hehas added
a large and new supply of goods, and
only asks thorough inspection by
the good people of Ripon and vicinity.
Mrs. W james has purchased of Efr.
Long valuable lot, consisting of J
acre, for the small sum of S17j, and
is now erecting thereon. neat and
commodioas- dwelling. 7. p. Lip
pitt contractor and builder. Hseyer
your old correspondents.
Asfc1.s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

The Louisiana Division of the Ar
nay of Northern Virginia some weeks
ago proposed plan for the conso4ida-
ton of all tie Confederate associa-
tions in the South, to organize tlrem-
selves Into one body, still maintain
ing local Organizations, the plan to be
somewhat after that of the Grand Ar
my of the Eepabhc's Association of
the veterans of the Federal armies.
In response to circular, a meeting.
was held in New Orleans Monday last
to effect an organization. a number
of associations were represented by
delegates, while others sent letters
expressive of their heartfelt sympa-
thy in the movement, and promising
to give the subject consideration. A
permanent organization was effected
by the adoption of constitution, and
the election of Gen. John B. Gordon,
of Georgia, as president. The ''Uni-
ted Confederate Veterans" was chos-
en- as the name of the association.
The next meeting is to- lie held in
Chattanooga, Penn, upon the ealF OF
Gen. Gordon, and it wils BE ssa<se Size
occasion for the assembEbge 81 fEoas-
ands, as the association will. Ne al
most certainty Joined by every or
ganized society of Confederate yeter-
ans in the South, and by thousands
of old soldiers who have not been en-
rolled in these societies
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

The recent address of Gen, Jubal
A. Early, at Winchester, Va, has at
traeted considerable attention. He
spoke his honest sentiments, and for
this feature if for no other be has
been greatly praised. The following
sentiment has been applaudcd uni
versalISs "As I have said on a for
mer occasion, If ever repudiate, dis
own, or apologize for the cause for
which Lee fought and Jackson died,
may the lightning of heaven blast me
and the scorn of all good women and
true men be my portion" General
Early added:
And again say that the Confeder-
ate who has deserted since the war is
infinitely worse than one who desert
ed during the war, for the former has
gone over to the enemy at no person
al risk to himself and simply from
motives of gam, white the latter took
his life in, his hands, knowing that he
would be shot if captnred, and in a
number of cases he was tempted to
leave the service to go the assistance
of his family, which he was induced
to believe was starving at home.
The General closed by paying a
high tribute to- the ladies of Virginia
and the South.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
Harper.s Ferry.s opPortanity..

The Alexandria, va, correspon-
dent of the Washington Post, writes to
that paper che appended paragraphs
which may be worthy Of the serious
consideration and prompt action Of
the Harper's Ferry Board of Trade !.
'tThe damage to the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal by the recent floods,
and the cloudy prospects for its re-
building, has inspired the merchants
of the city to make anottler effort to-
bring the coal trade back to this city,
and the Board of Trade will be eaAed
during the present week to consider.
and recommend to- tire Richmond and
DanPille Railroad Company the adj
visibility of building u branch road
from Leesburg and Point Of Rocks,
where connection can be made with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
coal brought in from Cumberland
here.
The distance from Leesburg to
Point of Rocks is ten miles, through
a level country, which would need but
little grading for railroad bed
This route, together with one from
PurcetFgfElc to Harper's Ferry, dis
lance of fifteen miles, will be con-
sidered by the board of trade, and
the advantages of hoth presented to
the Richmond and DanviHe syndicate
which Will be urged to give the mat
ter immediate attention. Superin-
tendent Thompson, Of this division,
is favorabIy disposed toward the pro-
ject, which, if successful, will add
largely to the prosperity of this city
The merchants here are waking up to
their interests, and more than one
scheme is afoat Which will bring back
here much of the trade which of late
years has been transferred to the city
of Baltimore. The cooperation Of
the railroad companies viii achieve
the objects in view, and inducements
will be offered to secure this result. "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18


The Virginia Military Institute win
celebrate its semi-centennial July Sd
and 4th, with military and civic pomp
and splendor. Hon. Chas. j. Faux
acr, q. S. Senator from this State,
will be the orator of the day, and
Col. T. c. Preston will deliver a his
torical address. A semi-centenniaI
poem by Mrs Margaret J. Preston
will be read. An address of welcome
will be delivered by Gov. Lee, who,
with his staff, viii review the corps
of cadets and sham battle. Tie
President, Ytce-President, the gen
eral staff Of the Army, Admiral of the
Navy and staff, Confederate Off
GERS: West Point and Annapolis sup
erintendents, their staffs and pro
fessors, the Presidents of colleges,
Governors. ex-Govarnors, members
of Congress, the clergy and the press
are embraced in the list of 5000 in
yited guests. Fifteen hundred old
cadets will be in camp at Lexington.
A banquet Will be prepared for sew
eral thousand on July 3rd; fireworks
and artillery will celebrate the 4th.-
Every class from 1889 to date will
be represented.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

Mr.. c. B. Rouss, of New York,
was one of the first and largest con
tributors to the Johnstown relief
fund-S1, 900 being the amount of his
generous contribution to aid the peo-
pie of that lood-stricken locality.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7roceedings of County
Gourf.
State of West Virginia. Jefferson County, sd

State of West Virginia. Jefferson County, set:
III the County Court, june Special Session,
June 10th, 1889:
Y MISCELLANEOUS oRDERs or CoUSFr TREAS
UI:Y.
4 g. G. Watts. Attorney, three hundred dollars
II full for services in case of tire County Court
ri Jefferson County against the Baltimore and
3 hio Railroad Company for taxes due said
County from said Railroad Company.
ptJrdefcd, that the Sheriff of this County nav
b l. q. BrothertOn ninety-nine and $1,000 dol
EsS and TINT the same be charged to the Coun-
halle Court this day received n c;nnmUnica<
on from the County Court of Berkelcy Gouu-
spassea at the June Term. 1889, thereof.
y iltcli " as follows: 81 appearing TO the Court
4 lat the bridge over the Opequon Creek near
) nlltafeid. hrit Jointly bt the Counties OF
j erlcley aud Jefferson. was DESTROYED BY the
ryecent Ireshct. and it further appearing that
4 ie safety and convenience of the public re-
ltre the rebuilding of tlle said bridge, and
lat substantial stone abutment should be
Fccted on the Berkeley eide of said stream.
Aud an iron epan' constructed over the amid
cream, the expense of constructing said span
,f1-be betrayed equally by said C5Hntias'
And 1t appeaflng to this Court that sub
! anttal stone abutmcnt should be erected on
ne Jefferson side. 1t ia therefore ordered that
9. Baylor, Isaac H. Strider and Sarnnel d.
knglc be. and they arc hereby appointed on
ne part OF JcfcrFon County. to meet with,
Syonter and act with the Committee appointed
~ the Berkeley County Court for the purpose
4 carrying out the wishes of this Court and
LP make all necessary arrangements on tho
9ereot S,oTI,' -, WIN INC said
said bre ,.fGf ~ r1,t LOT ear
rmincd ,in6n Nv tbs,, ~ t',. "'5 aS..ons ue
court.
kids IN, 81 .1 70 open me
knidinp of This GonnSI and u w T5' " Jan
c;nt t is, III 'o,iu !" johnson
epfs ff hid ot saId w w tne Sont' ! &C
rice OF T,yo NTprnIf NM, at Ee
md sIterel,non tfSe said W w Ioi ,, =,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

CASTS BRASS.
TURNS IRON AND STEEL,
TURNS WOOD AND 83ss&
DOES FIRST-CLASS WORK, !.
H AS the Latest Improved Turning Lathe.
-, "2d WIZ 40 Turning ana Boring OF All
serewH specially. Doca q generalline OF Re-
pairing aud Light and Hoavy SmIhing. Re-
pairing Pumps in their various apartments ,
Fits Wnier Gas and Steam: Flee aud Rets
all Sifas % Saws GrintlE Axes. Scissors. Shcnrs
aud Cutlery nf all kinds. Rcpnirs BicycleJ..
Repairs Traction and other Engines. aud
doca u general line OF MIL Work. Turning and
Smthing workmanship secOrd to none
Boiler Leaks and Tubes Repaired on shortest
notice Also GCnis in Light Brnss Chstings
Cheek. Gluhe and Throttle Valves StnpcOcksy
Steam PIPES. Fittings. Onions 4Sc. niwnya iif
stock. al orders receive prompt attention 90
moderate cost
Patcntee Of the celebrated Weller Iron Ccls
lar Door the best article of the Kind made
Ess agent for the sale of the Iron Fencing
Cfesiing Jiniling. Stairwuys. ,ec.. OF the celel.
braicd lfegcrs Fence Company.
February ~ lSSg-v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

Hon. VIM. L. Wilson last week de-
Iivered an address at Wake Forest,
On C.) Theological Seminary, and is
to address the students aof Randolph
Macon College, at Ashland, Va,
to-day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
DRUGGIST s6NDR1Es.

Here is brief mention OF few things We
keep in our Druggist sundries Department
To get fair estimate Of the extent of the
stock. multiply each. item by ten.
Rosaline. gu
Whisk brcouss, 12c.
Velvet brushes. Soc.
Clothes brushes, &c.
Combs, 8 TO 75c.
SI-75. - -
Euglish bristle tooth brushes. s TO SOc.
English bristle nail brushes, Sc to 81 80.
Zylonite toilet cases, consisting OF comb.
brush and mirror, 69c. Loo ana sf.75.
Oxydize silver sets. $3.50.
Calder's tooth powder. 15c.
Oriental tooth paste. SIC.
Shetield's tooth paste, I9c.
Perfection tooth wash. 25e.
Thurston's tooth powder, Ice.
Chamois skins.
All sizes in GPosges.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

G.. L. Estep has been appointed
postmaster at Boyce, Clarke county,
Va, and Edwd. +. Gardner post
master at White Post, in same county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

From the Morgantown NeD Do
"si~to~ we copy the following Uni
versity items
Capt. r. G. Heiner, U. S. A., is
here to see his son, Gordon, graduate.
Mrs. Capt. Heiner has been here for
some time. Gordon has received an
appointment to the q. S. military
academy at West Point and will start
for that place the day after bis grad
uation.
Eieut. Col. Lawton, u. S. fnspec-
tor, paid the w. V. u. cadet corps a
flying visit yesterday. He assured
Lieut.. Avis, commandant of cadets,
chat the corps is in excellent order,
much more SO than common, and that
it woufd be difficult to select three
companies from the regulars OF the
o. S. A. that would perform better
on the University grounds than the
three companies of the w. Y. q. This
speaks highly of the efficient manage
ment of Lieut.. Avis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

Senator Eustis, of louisiana, pre-
diets that Southern delegations will
vote solidly for Cleveland in the
Democratic convention in 1892.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18
peainess can't be cured.

by local application. as they cannot
leach the diseased portion of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deaf
hess. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infianed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachain Tube. When
|hfs tabe gets infamed you have a
tum bling sound, or imperfect hear
ing, and when tt is entirely closed,
DEAFNESS is tile result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tfbe restored to Its normal condition,
fearing Wilt be destroyed forever;
IiRe cases out of ten are caused by
Satafrh, which is nothing but an in
famed conditioned the nfucus surface.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of deafness (caused
lly catarrh, } that we cannot cure by
fixing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free.
r. j. CHENEY G. CO.,
Toledo, o.
FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
BITTINGEE & MILLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-18

In our Clothing department we can show you
more styles and colors of summer goods than
any store in Charlestown. We carry more
stock of Boys and Children's Clothing than
any store in the Valley, and our prices are I'M
approachablc, us we manufacture all our own
goods, that's why we can save money.
g. ID. HIRScHNIAH &, Co