Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-06-28
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The hay crop is light.
The Fllipinos war goes on.
General Miles is to go to Manila.
The Fourth of July next Tuesdsv
Lewistown will celebrate the 4th
of July. =
The stores in town will be closed
On the 4th Of July.
Ten Thousand more soldiers ore IN
be sent to Manila
The price of wheat and corn has
an upward tendency. y
The cherry crop in Jn.,iata county
is to large to handle.
1t is Christian virtue to be with.
out envy and jealousy.
Wheat seems te be well filled. but
wait for the threshers' return.
Mrs. Flora Eddy of near York ia
the guest of Mrs. Ellen Allison.
The Newport furnace is to be ,put
in blast about the middle of July.
Miss Mabel Book of Harrisburg ia
the guest of Mrs. w. H. Manbeck.
A dry summer is predicted from
this out, and cold winter coming.
There WIS m ore hail in the yicini
ty OF Van Vert than at Miflintown.
There was not much hail in this
county west of the river on Saturday.
1t is said old peach orchard ground
makes first rate corn ground for one
crop.
The Juniata Valley newspapsrs
take n vacation during 4th of july
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaver spent
Saturday and Sunday in Mount
Union.
Mrs. Ezra Doty spent several DAYS
of last week with her parents in Lew
istown.
Herman Ernest and wife of Har.
1isbnrg are visiting his father John
Earnest.
Mr.. Stewart Mauger and wife of
Snrnce Hill, were in Mifflintown part
of Monday.
General Miles is again vindicated
bv embalmed beef being discovered
in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Sandoe of
Washington, d. G, are visiting Mr..
Anthony Sandoe.
Rev Mr.. Landis missionary from
Brazil. preached in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. II
Robert McMaen. Esq. and John
]. Patterson. ESQ.,, went to Phila-
delphia on Monday.
Mckinley stock for the next re-
publican nomination runs high in the
Presidential market.
Governor Stone and Congressman
JMahon we're on fishing excursion
last week several days.
Wheat cutting ia now gong on
A number of farmers are almost
through cutting wheat. -
A party of young folks with mrr
Svenson as chaperon picnicked al
Macedonia on Saturday.
Tho family OF Mr.. E. 8. Parker OF
Washington have come to Juniata te
pass the summer vacation. -
Miss Minnie Sfraver left Friday
night to visit her sister Mrs. G. p
Stone in Washington, D. G.
There ia lull in the business ol
northern cities that will be continued
till the middle of September. =
Mrs. Will DRYER, and Miss Nellie
Smith of Lewistown rode to Miffiir
on Thursday on their wheels.
The longest day has passed and
the earth begins to swing back into
the track that leads to winter.
If one desires to believe more ir
the faith cure than pills why ehould
he not be allowed to exercise his be-
lief.
Edgar Burchfeld and Miss Belle
Rothrock drove to Mifflin Co Friday
and spent several days with relatives
there. -
Mrs. Lawrence Warner and three
children of Harrisburg are visiting al
the home Of James Horning on Sixth
street.
The hail at Carbondale, Pa, OF
Saturday, was as large as hen eggs
Barns were struck by lightning and
burned
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly O
Barnsborongh, are visiting Mrs
Kellv's parents Mr. and Mrs. DAME
Pannabaker.
Mrs. G. W. Wilson. Mrs. Alex
Melov. Mrs. e E. Mc.Meen and Mrs
W. Fl. McNitt, spent Wednesda.
last in Lewistown.
Mrs. John Larner and children
and Miss Belle Parker of Washing
ton. came Thursday to spend tn
summer at BeIlard Farm.
Last Friday Misses Gertrude ant
Lottie Scbott returned from New
England Conservatory where Mis-
Gertrude graduated in elocution.
Mrs. Clyde H. Bixler, little daugh
ter Mary, accompanied by Mrs. b