Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-08
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A nice pair-she summer man and
the sumner girl.
Ii is estimated that each soldier
costs 1000 yesr
The strawberry crop in this
vicinity is not large.
Summer clothing of all kinds at
Harley's clothing store.
George Parker, Esq, of Media,
is home on business trip.
Property for sale-For terms,
apply to Mrs. DIFEL, Front ST.
The sun warmed things in the
shade at 50 degrees, last Thursday.
The wheat crop in the state CT
Delaware is beirg destroyed by the
fly.
There are found in both books of
the Bible ,, $50, 4S3 letters and 113,-
693 words.
Miss Alice EmmOns, of Cleve-
land Ohio, is visiting her brother,
in this town.
Great reductions in the prices
Of all Millin. ry goods at Mrs. Diehls
Front Street.
Go to Me yers for Your clothing
and furaiturs he will save you 25
per cent. Read his Bargains in this
paper
y igar that cannot hold it's fire
three minutes without the smoker
drawing on it, is said to be made
of inferior tobacco.
All telegraph lines to Cuba have
been cut, and the Spaniards will have
to resort to the old wsy Of getting
information, out and in.
Wheat dropped "a cents. on TIE
LIST of June, from its highest price IN
May, spd rallied in New York to
$1.15 on the 4:h of June.
The Secretary of war wants Con-
gress to appropriate fifty million
dollars more for the prosecution of
the war for humanity's sake.
Philanthropist-"My poor man,
here is a half dOlla: for YOU
Lap Up-the- -Drinks-.'Jee. Say,
mister, come in an have some
thing with me.n
The pension increase runs tue
pension expenses this year TO one
hurdred sud fifty zone million dollars;
million dollars year.
= Miss Emma Hayes, paid the
Misses Sallie and Maud Irwin a
visit last week. Miss Hayes is d
daughter of Rev. l.. Y. Hayes who
preached for the Presbyterian con
gregatiOn in this place 10 years
ago.
,Jeweler, and watch maker and
Optician, Thomas Mcclellan has
opened business place i'll town
People in want of jewelry, watch
es. optician work, should look him
up and insure for themselves salts
factory results.
Some one claims that the coming
whest crop vi! yie.d 700,O@O,OOO
bushes that viii be 10 bushels tt
each irhabitsnt, which is bushels
more for ca b person than rGqr red
leaving IL surplus of 100000
bushels for export.
The Carlisle Sentinel says one o
the teachers whipped boy ant
warmed him so well that she Sc
on fire handful of matches in hi
hippocket. When the cOndagra
ton broke out she applied wate
vigorously and saved his bacon.
Tne r d,,iIie, n fin county fig
su~perde d from moi .t,'u to noun
tan, has ceaf ID to feat by the act o
malicious person, no, enc night
put shot through the Hsg, thu
breeze soon eale-ged the gun sho
hole and the first wind ripped TIT
flag in twsiu.
At the present rate Of expenditure
if the war continues one year th'
debt VIII lave been incre: sed on
billion dollars that IS a thousapt
million dollsrs; how can Span Pa.
that sum. Franco paid more thai
that to Germany to move her armie
out of Frsnce in 1870.
The hottest months in Manill
are May and June, they are op
pressively hot. The winter month
are said to be perfection. In tn
summer time, work is done earl
in the morning, and late in tn
evening and night. During tn
day time, from a. NJ, to . p. IN
work is not done out doors.
l.. III. Miles, of Howe township
showed Ledger representative
corn cob last Saturday, that was
perfect resemblance of huma
hand. Formations of the co
made the shape of the finger
natural and of normal proportions
Mr.. Miles found this peculia
shaped cob in his corn bin.-New
port Ledger.