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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOM FIELD, FA., DECEMBER 11, 1877.
Hurrlonme Island.
l'rvbnbly the moat extenslvo granite
works on the Atlantic const are tlio quar
ries at Hurricane Inland. It li only ievim
or eight years ngo that the flint blow wns
struck lime, in the ocean lodge, whioh, by
the way, was purchased for the iuslgnlll
cant sum of f 1,000. To-day its value is
rated by millions. The Inland hit an area
of only 100 bundled acres on the level, hut
its conicul shape gives it an immense cubi
cal measurement. It is a picturesque sight
to one approaching from the sea, this rug
ged isle with its glistening granite, its
green fir trees and its numerous quaint
buildings.
There are now nearly one thousand men
employed ou Hurricane island. The island
is twelve miles from llockluuil, and at
limes is entirely Inaccessible on account of
rough sea and storms. The island is a
tittle world all of itself. It has nearly one
hundred houses, cheap, but answering the
purpose ; it has a publlo bull, a " Fulton
market ;" and, in fact, all the social econo
my of n large city, excepting a police sta
tion and liquor shops. Cu unite is now be
ing got out here for the Bt. Louis custom
bouso nnd post office, for dealers in monu
ments, and an iinmun.se business is also
done in the way of furulHliingpiiving stones
for Eastern cities.
One man owns the entire proporty at
Hurricane island. He runs au entire vil
lage on his own account. The government
pays a certain sum per cubic foot for tlio
stone cut, and the blocks are lot out to
cutters at piece work. The pay-roll of the
cutters amounts to a great mini monthly.
The cars on which the groat blocks, of
granite are conducted hither nnd thither
aro no invention of the owner of tlio Island,
on which he holds thirteen tlill'oiuiit
patents, and tho emtio of the wharf, UBed
for lifting and depositing the big blocks
of stone, is so perfect in its mechanical bal
ance that a child could run it.
The Hiuricane grnnilo is said to bo sus
ceptible of being highly polished, tho hid
den beauties of the stone making the crys
tals translucent and brilliant. A block of
granite tweuty-flve feet long can be polish
ed on its eutire length at ono timo. Tho
appearance of the hundred Htoiio-cuttere,
each of whom bus ou u pair of spectacles,
at first sight reminds one of a gang of edi
tors doing pomd service. Tho Bpeetaelos
aroworu ns a protection to thocjes.
A Strango Charge.
Lethe Townsend, colored, was arraigned
last Friday morniug before tho Mayor of
Montgomery, Ala. The evidence estab
lished that ou Thursday night, in the col
ored Methodist church, while a marriago
ceremony whs being performed, tho offi
ciating Elder said : "If thcio bo any pres
ent who know any reason why this couplo
should not bo joined together, now is the
timo to mnko it known, or forever after
hold their peace." Whereupon tho de
fendant arose and objected to the marriage
proceeding upon tho ground that the groom
was " a gay aud fond deceiver," and had
plighted his faith and promised to marry
her. This pioduccd great commotion iu
the church, particularly among tho femalo
portion, who clamored to have tho marriage
. go on, some of whom rudely seized ber.
' The defendant was then arrested for dis
orderly conduct. The Mayor, upon this
evidence, discharged hor.
US?" Frank Raude, a prisonor about
whom many columns are published in the
western newspapers, was captured near
Bt. Louis after be had killed two of tho
four policemen who had hnuted him dow n
Last summer he murdered a man wanton
ly in St. Elmo, 111,, and was chased by a
mob. He shot down three leaders of the
pursuers, one after another, using his re
volver with wonderful coolness and skill.
Doubtless the crimes attributed to him are
exaggerated, but it seems certaiu that he
has killed seven men iu quarrels. He is
young, educated and has occupied Moth'
odist and Presbyterian pulpits. Ho also
writes poetry, usually in praise of the
beauties of women.
Married in Jail.
The Winchester, (Ind.,) papor says :
" Quite a crowd congregated around the
jail building last Saturday afternoon, and
among the crowd were several ladies. Of
course, we wanted to know what was 'hap.
pening,' arid wo went across, when, upon
reaching the jail, we looked upon a cere
mony we never saw in a building of that
kind before, a wedding, by Nathan Reed,
Esq., Mr. Euos Cordcll to Miss Anna
Hohimer. The ceremony being over, Enos
was locked in aud Anna was locked out.
May they live long and finally enjoy their
own society."
An Encouragement to Frankness
Richardson, in his anecdotes of painting,
tells the following : " Boiuo years ago
gentleman came to' me to invite me to bis
Jhouse. 'I have,' said bo, 'a picture
Rubens, and it is a rare good one. Little
II the other day came to see it, and
says it is a copy. If anyone says so again
I'll break bis bead. Pray, Mr. Richard
son, will you do me the favor to come and
give me your real opinion of it?"
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WITH better Inducements to our customers and people In general tlinn ever
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STOCK, and as usual, intend keeping the leud forLOW 1MUCES nnd GOOD
GOODS. Of our many bargains, the following ure but a few :
CLOTHING, CARPETS, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.
Men's Hcavv Work Suits I 1.10 to5.l0 All Wool White Blankets per pair 12.50 and tip
Men's Business " n i'ii t H.ni) All Wool Colored Blankets per pair 2 Zi " '
Mmi'uDtw ' hum lo liUO Ladles' Double Shawls s,ih ' "
Youths' Work " 4.i() lo loo Ladies' single Shawls 75 "
Youths' Dress " ll.ll to 10.1MI Ladles' Felt Skirts fl) " "
Hoys' Dress ' ;UKl lo 7.H1 Ladles' Balmoral Skirts ill " "
Men's Overcoats 10.00 to in.H0 Ladle's Nuliius -JS "
Men's Overcoats H.W) lo IUW Linlles' Coats 2-7f " "
Boys' Overcoats :).il( lo fi.fni Ladles' Corsets 411 " "
Men's Common Coats l.'.O to 8.0D Ladles' Hair Switches 1.25 " '
Men's Dress Coats 4.f0 to H.tM Ladles' Ties m "
Hoys' Common Coats 160 lo 2.r".0 Ladies' Linen Collars it " "
Hoys' Dress Co Us !!.:"( to fi.lK) Ladles' ltuelies n " "
Men's Common Pants 1.00 to a. no Ladles' llaiidkerclilers " "
Men's Dress Pants S!.'0 to 5.01 Ladles' Host) 4 pair 21 " "
Hoys' Common Pauls 1 .(hi to l.f() Ladles' Undershirts 40 " "
Hoys' Dress Pauls l.'tl to 3.IHI Embroidery and Edgings :t " "
Men's Vests 7:" to 2.m Lailies' Leather Hells 10 " '
Hoys' Vests fit) to X.iTt Ladles' Pelt Pill 20 " "
Men's Wool Hats fi"i to 1.00 Pins tH rows for s "
Men's Kelt Hals l."" to 2.T.0 Silk Handkerchiefs 'jr " "
Roys' Wool Hals M to 7o Men's Willie Shirts " "
Hoys' Dress Hats 75 to 1.25 Men's Colored Whirls f.o " "
Men's Caps 40 to 1.50 Men's Woolen Klilrls 75 " "
Hovs'Caps 25 to 75 Men's Undershirts ,'il) " "
ItoiiiuCai'iiet IS to 25 Men's Drawers ;m "
1'loweied Carpet !W lo 45 Men's Colored Hose, 3 per pair 25 " "
Woid Carpet, CO to l.no Men's llandkerehieis 8 " "
Kloor Oil Clolh 40 lo 50 Men's Hospenders o " "
Table Oil Cloth HO to 40 Horse lllankuts 1.25 " "
Trunks 2. hi) to 7.I0 Overalls 40 " "
Hutvhul 76 to 2.00 Knit Hlouse 75 "
ALSO Jew elry, Cutleiy, Accordeons, Mouth Organs, Soups, Terfum cry, Table
Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Combs, Krushes, Collars and Cull's, Ties, Bows,
Scarfs, Umbrellas, Motto Frames, Germantown Wool, Spool CoUon, Slippers,
Lace Curtains, Furs, Counterpanes, andmuny other great Bargains, which
space will not permit to name. Give us a cull and see what we say Is true,
ISIDOR SCHWARTZ,
NEWPORT, PENN'A.
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