Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

never fails Sold by l. Banks & Co,
Druggists, AIiffiintown. Nov 6.
On the 10th of August, a harvest
home and festival will be held in L.
r. Mauger's grove, near Matamor-
as \ number of Sunday Schools are
expected to be present A luach ia
bic VIII be spread for those who wish
TO eat.
There VIII he n festival held in
Parker's grove at Johnstown, on
Saturday evening July u, for the
benefit of the Johnstown Union San
day School. All are invited. The
Walnut Cornet band will furnish mu-
sic for the occasion.
The Democratic State Conventions.
at Scranton on the 2ud Of july, nom
mated Ex Governor Pattisou and
Hon. Chauncey F. Black for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor.
Democrats in this county predict the
defeat Of PattisOp and Black IN Jun
iata by 500 majority for Dslnmater.
Rev. Philip Crafts subject fornext
Sabbath morning viii be Guardian
Angels In the evening at $50, his
topic, will be The Death of a Fast
Young Man" During the heated
term, the Lutheran Church has in
augurated a series OF Nesper services
which, until further notice, Will begin
at 6.30,P. VI, instead OF T.3O, rs here
tofore- Everybody cordia " invited.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Cm-bs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES, ,Sprains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold 10y L. Banks <
Co, Druggists. 1Iiliiintown. Nov g.
The Bloomfield Advocate saws;
Some people IL Savilla township use
strange ingredients IN their butter
especially that for sale. \ well known
hUcks;er tells Us he lately discovered
IN a four pound roll that the center
was made entirely ofbuckwheat meal,
and covered with slight veuesriug Of
butter Unfortunately for somebody
the meal Swellod so that it cracked
the coating.
'-Sonc days ago Clinton Spielman.
n shoemaker residing on East Wash
iugtpu street, Chamb-rsburg. was
strucl and temporarily iniarsd by
the ii-h.uin-- Ha was engaged IN
tiNin" some sPoutIng III rear Of his
nous when blue light flashed be-
fore his oyss an an instant later the
shaft had entered his foot
Mr. Spielman was thrown - his
knees He uttcrd a load scr, am and
members Of his ftmilv hurried from
the house aud helped him to shelter.
lie WAS stunned for a time and for
an hour was unable TO speak
d. :. EIoss. cashier Of the First
National Bank rendered his re-igra-
ton of the cas-. iers1iD, t. take place
on the 18th lust, FOR the purpose of
taking charge of tEe First National
Bank of Tyrone as cashier. Ezra c.
D1ty, ESD. one If the largest - ok
holders If tile baHk-was elected to
iii the place made vacant bv the res
ignation Of Mr.. Klo-s. james q.
JhOmpsln was elected assistant cash
Ter. Mr. klnss "a a man Of more
than average business ability. and
VIII bring To the Tyrone bank an cx-
ecutive ability equa ..to its enpacitv-
An encouraging sign Of the times
Is the remarkable growth of those
schools impartin@ technical knowl-
elge, guahfvin" for the practical du-
ties Of life An instance Of this un-
Vreceieuted success is the PEICKETT
ColLEGE oF COMMERCE formerly
Bryant u Strattonl. Philadelphia, To-
Gated in the handsome anew "Girarl
Building, Broad and Chestnut Sts.
While the value of the building is one
million dollars, the training IN bust
ness aud shorthand given by this Col
lege Is worthmoro than dollars to any
young man or woman desiring TO
make a successful start IN business
life.
Contractor G.. W. Smith put a
dynamite blast 10 n limestone rock
IN CIoss street. When the explosion
took place. stones Of various sizes
were projected skyward, and when
they came down there was rattling
on the roOveS Of houses and stables
IN that neighborhood The con
tractor had taken himself a long dis.
tance ont OF the way - he believed
but a stone about as large as a
hens egg came down so close by the
left side Of his head that n hole was
cut in the left side Of the rim Of his
hat and his left ear was tipped,
but le WAS not hurt beyond q slight
burning sensation. 1t was a close
call
a Western Fair association has
had the following statement printed
on its press tickets: This ticket prob,
ably has been paid for ten times over
by the paper to which it Is issued. 1t
viii be hOnor9i IN the hands of any
man, woman or child, white back,
red, or yellow, who favors the associ,
alton 10y presenting it 1t Is good for
entrance and grand stand. and the
bearer, ii driving, VIII he entitled to
pass a team free. The association re
cuguizes jhe fact that its splendid
success Is owing largely If not Who'll,
". 10 the notices so freely given by
the press, and, while we cannot rem
der an equivalent in cash, we return
our grateful thanks