The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-24

"u Sh" "oik TO much purpose unless !
you are we'll, but you can build mn vonr
health and strength with Parker's Tonic
and work will then become easy. 1t act stba
lungs liver aud kidneys in working order.
coughs and Colds vanish before it. Take
it in time.
John Woodring and Emanuel Rodgers.
OF tyrone, we're out hunting on Frida Y last
"nen Mr.. WOOdring shot and disabIed
squirrel out did not kill It. Mr.. Rodoer re
put nus loot on 1t to keep it from getting
away, when Mr.. Woodriug fred another
load into 1t, part of which entered Mr. Rod
gers foot. inhicting an ugly and DANCE rous
wound. A physician was called who dress
ed the wound, after which the injured man
was taken to his residence. IL is Thought
the wound will prove fatal.
The Twentieth Annual Session of the
( Cambria County Teachers Institute will be
held in the Court House, Ebensburg during
the week beginning October 18th. The
teachers voted last year to have the institute
held this year before the general opening of
the country schools. and Supt. Strayer has
made arrangements accordingly. Several
prominent Instructors and lecturers have
been secured, and the coming session prom
ises to be the largest ever held in the coun
| ty. Reduced rates will be made by ote Is
and private houses to eachers and directors
who attend the institute.
Some young men VINO were sitting mp
| with sick man In CaIrolltown about two
O'Clock on last Sunday morning saw a fire
/ bursting through the roof of the wash house
of Mr.. Emanuel Wentz, who resides about
! hall FEa
the alarm, and a number OF people hurried
to the scene and with the aid of buckets snd
force pump. which Mr.. Wentz had conve-
niens, succeeded in saving that gentleman's
dwelling, but the wash house was entirely
| consumed. Mr.. W. was not aware or his
danger until he was aroused by the people
who bad gone there from Carrnlltown.
Philip e. Jarrett president of the State
board of public charities Cadwsller Bid
| die. general agent and secretary, and w. }.
Saver. of Pittsburgh, a member of the
board, have just completed a tour of inspec-
ton Of the jails of Miffiin, JunIata, Bedford,
Huntingdon and Fsyette counties. They
say the jail at Redford is very dark, and so
damp that fires are kept burning during be
warmest weather. The Juniata, Mifiin and
Huntingdon iails are also condemned. But
the UuiOntown Jail is the worst of all. In
the daytime it is as dark as a cave, and male
and female prisoners mingle together indis
criminately, while It Is uneIean and poorly
ventilated.
Tony QuojIiopio, an Italian, employ ed
on pipe line was brutallY murdered on
last Friday evening by two companions of
the same nationality, named Nicholas An.
gelo and Frederick Spiffen, back OF Kauf
mans Hill, in Westmorelsnd county. The
three quarrelsd over small money trans
action and Angelo and Spiffen set upor
QuOjliopjo with knives. reVolvers, and pick
handles. After Angelo had crushed hi:
skull with pick-handle SpIffen jumped
on his prostrate form and stabbed him sever
al times in the breast. Death was almos
instantaneous The murder was committed
in full view Of the other wOrkmen, and il
the excitement following the murdereUs es
capped. They are still at liberty.
If we were to speak astronomical,
we could hardly say that autumn is here
bat in popular language in.the United State
the third season of the year Is with US, {
be followed in a very short time by the sc
we're winter weather, which requires US {
give ourselves an unusual amount OF atten
ton in order to De physically preserved
The refore, do not delay, but take advan
taee at once of the great inducement nov
being offered you by r. l.. Davis, to
= popular boot and shoe dealer on julia
street, as nothing requires more attentio
than the pedal extremities during tn
2 cold weather He being a practic'
, shoemaker, of course knows how to selec
a good stock and if. you call at his stor
{ you will find something to suit everybody
r no matter what his position in hte mayHot
, Prices lower than ever.