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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
The Methods Of PickpOckets

Purses and watches are the almost
exclusive haul of the pickpocket, and
90 per cent of these theftS happen i'm
crowds. Many of the quarrels 10 be
heard in the streets of London are got
up entirely for the purpose of collect
ing crowds for the pickpocket to work
in. Some thieves operate simply with
their hands. but others use knife or
razor, in order to cut through the coats
and dresses. and especially to get the
purses from the ladies. The trouser-
pocket of a man can easily be emptied
in a crowd by sliding down the seam
with 4 razor, hooking the instrument
into the aperture, and saving from
within outward. A thief will often do
his work with an Overcoat on his arm
10 hide the movements of his hands,
this especially in the omnibus or train.
Newspapers and handkerchiefs are also
used for this purpose, and with the
help of the latter it is common for
scarf-pins to be stolen. "Excuse me.
sir, you have some dust on your neck, "
says the thief to the victim, and in pre-
tending to brush off the dust he re-
moves the pin by grasping it through
the handkerchief. When q watch is
slolen III Is generally separated by
grasping the instrument itself in one
hand, and the ring thereof between the
thumb and finger of the other, and then
giving a sharp twist. so that tiny
steel gives away and falls. the watch
being taken and the chain left hanging,
Inspector Shaw wears a watch that is
fastened to its ring with a tough gold
screw, and secures it with an India
rubber circlet, and he tells the present
writer that if these precautions were
generally taken there would be few
watch robberieS.-IdU Mall Gayeue.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
Poor CarlOtta's Curse.

The recent death of Colonel Vande-
velde is great misfortune to the poor
distraught Empress Charlotte of Mexi-
co, who has been under his care for
many years at the Chateau Rouchout.
The Empress was greatly attached to
Colonel Vandevelde. and his death has
not been announced to her. She has
been told that he has taken a long
journey on business for her brother,
the King of the Belgians. She passes
much OF her time at the piano and at her
easel, but since she began to notice the
Coloners absence the Empress has
neither played note nor touched her
pencils. One of the characteristics of
her malady. however, is lack of memo
ry. and it is therefore hoped that in
short time she will have forgotten her
guardian, even as she seems to have
forgotten the whole of her past ex-
iSteuce.
She never speaks of Maximilian or of
Mexico, nor even of her father, Leo
pold /, whose favorite child she was.
Of late years she has become absolutely
Indifferent to dress, although in the
earlier years of her insanity she was
constantly occupied with her toilet,
and even while she was living at the
Chateau de Tervueren showed marked
tendency toward coquetry. Sometimes
she would arrange her smartest dresses
upon the chairs. seemingly imagining
that she was still the center of court,
and would address the gowns alternate
ly in three or four different languages.
When II little while ago Maximilian's
yalet-who was with him to the last
himself became insane and was taken
to Miramar. she fretted about the poor
fellow for :; few days and then COM
pletely forgot him. The afflicted lady
receives the kindest treatment from all
about her, and is frequently visited by
the King and Queen OF the Belgians
and the Comte de Flandre.-Lo1don on
World.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
WAIT BROTHERS.
PIIEsI PlLEsIiI

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding.
Itching, and liberated Piles, has been
discovered by DIR. William, ian Indian
remedy)c )called DR.. WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of twenty-five.
years standing. No one need sutfe'
five minutes after apply ing Iis Won
derful soothing medicine. LotiCp AMI
instruments du more harm than gpol
Williams Ointment absOrLs the tu-
rnors, allays the intense itching, (par-
ticularly at night after getting warm
in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives i'll
stant and painless relief. and is pre-
pared only for Piles, itching of tie
private parts, and for nothing else.
For sale by Il. Waterman, and mail
ed on receipt of price. 81 nl.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
A Few Nor. Point.
INN Referring to the nm
I00 above letter, we mn

we have had the exclusive sale OF the
Rock ford Quick Train Railroad Watch
for the past three Yeas. No OTHER
PARTY CAN BUY THEM FROM THE FAC
TORY. OR HAS ANY RIGHT TO SELL
THEM. 1t seems to us much like boys
play to get angry and advertise prices
because they cannot buy the goods.
We trust the publication of prices will
continue through the whole list, as we
have no money to advertise goods not
in stock. Such desperate efforts will
not deceive any. The people know
that we have never cursed the place as
ready to be fenced in, because we were
going to leave it. They know that We
are not travelling experimental insti-
tuition, and they will continue to buy
their Watches, Silver Ware, ETC., of
the Old Reliable Ravenna Jewellers,
Swift's Block. =, -
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The report of the Inspector of factor
les and workshops for the State of New
Jersey. which has just been published.
says that the children in these institu-
tions are lamentably lacking. This
opinion is founded on questions put to
them. One of the questions was. "Who
was George Washington" and some of
the answers were as follows: He is
good man." HE chased the Indians
away. HE died few years ago"
HE is President. II saw his pict,
ure. He is high man in war. :"
He never told lie. ~ He discover
ed America" The best man who
ever lived"
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EASTWARD.

N. ", l.. e. & w. X. II.
Trains on the New York. Lake Erie 4 We
ern Il, r. ave Ravcnna rs follows (Stamla'
ne):
oIHG E,sT-No. IL, Z: So a. m =: No. ?, II -
m No. 1. 3: 45 p. IN. n" g. IN night
iOIHG WEST No. l, 500 4. M; No. Z. 9:57
M 80. 3, II ~ Il. N. (; No. 3, ( - p. m; ~
goes IL Nkron; No. : comes from Akron.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
Special Notice!
oFEICF OF
Rockford Watch Co.

RuCkFORD, ILL, May Eth, 1854.
Referring to the fact that We have
appointed WAIT BROTHERS, of
Raveana, Sole Agents for the sale of
our Quick Train Railroad Watches in
Portage County. Ohio, We desire to say
that no partie- other than WAIT Bros.
or their employees, are authorised to
offer these Goods for sale in the terri
tory indicated and that no warranty
whatever attaches to our goods When
offered for sale by others than our duly
authorised agents. Our goods are sold
directly from the factory. and only
through competent and we'll known
desl-rs.
Ast the movements leave our hands
carefully adjusted and regulated tur
immediate use, We hold ourselves di-
recily responsible tn the Wearer of the
watch for its satisfactorily performance,
! sUT ONLY WHEN suI.n By Our CHOSEN
AGENTS. VIZ understand The extraor-
dinary guarantee Of excellence made
by w WAIr BROS aud giveu out by
Them To the public. aud are prepared
to make good the assertions OF our
representatives In that particular.
Very Respectfully,
ROCK FORD WATCH co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

The descendants of the noble Spar
tans, says an exchange, ''are said to
be race OF liars, beggars and thieves" "
This would seem to take in the Ameri-
can Indian.
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REAL ESTiTE AGENCY.

Tewu and Conntr Property for sale or ex
change.
We buy or sell. according to the demand.
j. n. DUSSEL.
offer for sale the following desirable pop
erty:
A FINE RFsIDESCE-Br Brick HouSe-on
East stale ni Sor'h thr- nut street next TO he
publican" printing OLire Prize k3sUO.
AFINE REsiUENCE on East side of Souti
Chestnut street Price, 81 4Ou
FARM OF so ACRES. in south part OF
Aurora tOwna6ip- tavOrably located. Price
$sbO0. --s-..
HOUSE and TWO LOTS uear Diamond
Glass Factory. Price. 81 GOO.
NUMbER Of BUILDISG LOTS in very
favorable locality, ia this place. Price, IRON
$zt0 to $3.50.
A FINE REsIDENOE on Lincoln Avenue
Price, 3 SUI.
FARM I" da acres IN Edinburg. Price, Si6G0
FARM oi 4U acres III Austinburg, Ashtabula
county. Price. 1850
A FAttM OF IOl acres, in Edinburs, Price
5000.
j. Fl DU SSET
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

Harvard College has in three years
received gifts amounting to nearly
81, 100, 900. = - -'e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

New York's directory contains 9OO.-
UZs names, which indicates q popula-
~ s~y- :. t,S9S, t-s; - : -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R, r,
Trains depart from Ravcnna Station a fol-
lows, Cent? al Standard Time:

FaNehna Accnmmo.Ia .Iatiun AMI \ ,,:hI ENires
leave daily. thtl er trains dniiV,.Xcept Sun,iav
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

THF AGER PEACH This is v ithout ex-
ceIbtlon. the hr>l aud richest Peach We
luaInIcd win IUr table use and canning puf-
pose lt - II YorId -ize yellow sk in. and nc b
aS yellow u gtld: IhIrk mrated, small pit, very
hardy. and one ui the most abundant bearers oI
any SORT known Ii TeprUducr> itself every time
TrOm the pit. one wear old trees, bY express !
to ft [. a5 ceuts each s25U per dozen
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

WATERLOO PEACH TO 3 it. IS cts each
] he largest and hest very early peach grown
Ripens about middle sf July.
big BOB"-THE COMING STRAWBERRY
The biggest and most uniform ia size the best
Favored and most productive, ami the vines the
hardest. Price by mail. 81 60 per doZ or IS
Der 100. \. e STEPHENSON
K1venna March 30 1888 T62-2in
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j. Fl DUSSEI,-
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Arla.-. Eea,S c L

Aa u'us2al a'.t .-'n-al P ac-.r,rnca -aos place at 'h" ,.o,k ,.rga -t }I. !, Jshso' ufrrt,.is place.: ye,lrrlgv Y. ad a-ona ,;nrr fine stack grade Dgr 4am CIV thts a.s Lirsl b g cal. which, upon being wei.a,d an hour d. tor, brought down taa settles t5 l2JIts. TLe calf exci..% a g,aa- q raj ofcariosi- " on accvau. oi its unusual size. B,tA COW and calf are doing well.
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EELLE RAP hIC
Cora'-1 .. Ar-ho ity.


 < 2rry sensational ep.sJGe 9-cu'sad t'-ds7 's.ween the c',r end State so ;aor;,ie. Lest we,E tmo -croe>, wl2 were arrested lor .a-carv. vyra aae1 hv ,he Me-or and put on ,he csa;u can~. ro 3ey tre Sheriff swo~c on, ,-:aee WI : rants a3.ii.1. chem and iaacel tho pal ar ,n :4e haaa7Yf D. r-.y ? ',,t9 .x- rcute. He 2,5r @aar r.:s@ed 10 ser- render the prisoners. Th~rrprcr tar aignr to- ! th-c, 7sre;.!, ,al comm, ed .haA to yai' Ta- Mavo~at op.- ala "arran- ;ser>i fir Ba'yA tr ia- .i-,,at v.,i t'..a.t:aI.-tt ht. rss c,mni-.a1 'o.la ,r-,iau h5a Io asc.."sl ,o g.5.b,al ut in D .,- ,triy pv.isl :,ra %ri. of ataaas .ar pus. and vas l,ae-s ou tc.rr '.r- ..ra,ea rv,'.-.s. r. o.cs.,J5i-. ,d>i-ed t,a ,,....-@ tsls.r ;he gs'>,a- rl- .Yl c"fy. '.rtant -nan r,5u~a asa ;g tie ,.a .ec a-a .. d.i.o-i <, .a 80. 4 yrt r..raa e.lt,g5 lcrreeu 'Ae Ci,g anu .5,at- ~..! alt
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,s long as tLn.e vas CT alligator lst. Q bssk i- .he sumner su.-..;le a!yny tha E&sc By coaa:.
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A>s 51i~2 -ci.

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City C%ic57s

Xin9craftis er;dllr'T .a ci;n. when 1t becomes necessary t. li-niz, 2 sove-eing ny such a ..ick as that .resorted to,in the case of the E;ne of SSnain. lis little v;ait 70 .iran- Iucz was to have made hero of hin he WAS quietly sinped cut Of Na3rid ir Q fright. which ;uc.easrd b 3 pane ov th1 time ha fcaclri .Aran- iueaanl did not diminish. .iii hc Was haek again in Madrid. Son. a5 -5endant who appreciated the LLaor cf tho situation to'd the joke, and ::hc heroism vanished. Kings ar, 10 longer the aunarnatnra. h,:u. aarn once wers though, . D. an, the acoident [ being her. n tas purple CT elected to save tLe daag.i and expense Of D frequent chang of the ex2cltiue heat z arlt;o,
 must now be srpp'a.nen, i Y worthy qualities .o cntj:'ra @on-tc' to the respacs of lis ps9yIe.
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-A Lone Fseh"rr.rn.
GsLE GsT0r. Julv ! .

CAL'asJ0'. July r. 4 ra..1 elaraertr .o ;h,s ,i;y and he syrromnd.ag country is :. Kor9fa. nati.e "i asi,t,, Turkey and . ic4v
 'ier tirou4h many I,aas. Several years ainc" &eruAm contacted G. larse mi lucrative dry goods iJs;n-s~, vni,.l he di-?0sed cs On the breaking oat Of he ieadriti" ciiniu. -x.it-r.-n: a,..
 'ied hi,a 5o Colorado, in t.c c=ycv:- ion of 'st.iaiAs :. ric. il | i.'w mon
 hs ArmeJ vi;A t~a nav sixes' and lcad~d dova w;'n a Leary lt, Nt,uim eprcfsa i2r n.il.s arouna I.e-dviIi Rico ari other towns. Lat -,ruek uo,i,;u- bus .'i>sri i.oia.4.sat, .,.l ss;tn t,4. l. ,;,r.l: v..l 'ltsty.st
 1enaj:ran, ia' s,~ 1 am ars)s.a h." h. aas!- h~3 r,pn .Aa Centennial ';a;o "aa ratcr.oi 10 Texas H.r~ t@ tried farming lu. ,Le guds We're Til un9rii;.. F. nl..l be vts ,,rI.i
 j to ra,inqu:s, La-o aaev Assl.s,
 e,oft, Ike. e.rtm set,,,.l E, t'.e msr.de, .t.w at iS kn VII ae Ees, Bay Eaeou. so,n" fifty miles fem here. vast and onia"j,td couatse. and aad aru- 'n.- 'im,a', ,,,,; a s5 ,-'.,. M'in,..>'- -r riff ., engaged H. the slaughter of 3 ,i.a,ora fir tho;r lidcs, v vhi,h he salts .own and ships ro ;hr Eea Y.rk mar k~f. Iis lives "eoi.;ar, and alone" ;n a small lu: On tic ;ai&s f tl.e .ay,r, ,,d waaueser |. sluggish sauai4n pats !u :n appearance, a wri'-a acd sA,J from ths hermit's rife strikes t in si.a. r-l I,s .4ic>iy La-,=J ashore, -kin"',i, a'd lie T,lt .a.;rl down. This proceeding is daily car,ir5 cgt an il K .rutin las -rcursi eaop@h skins to !o~@ Ai@ small beat, wh;,h is :he ollr .asin@ ,f tra4s..or> L-ta-en n.s camp and tAe city. Ea thea se,s sal for Galveston, tran~;-rs Ii, cargo to the New York steamship. aad after laying 'n Ea-a:u'- srun.r yi grab, an: p,iut in: ti.e to~n delicate ,.:nson hrs. returns 10 Go,titrde and tie .arI.at' Your correspondent me. him tLia morn ing, just after he hal landed cargo. aal hs stated that the business was fairly realuherative; that he Lad brought in l25 hides which would aver ags him Si spice, and they represented 9 nonth', work var yirg in size from five to eleven feet in tenth. lie also volunteered the information that he lihei sac c&ei;easeut, tid not care for --e -4o.q&;.S>s, 2 1d +cu.j keep tt Up
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sC; s- e." E-rl;crfE5n. Ii--l.-I-a.' No. 2.S.

LAND OFFICE Ar TUCSON. ARIZONA -hi l..-, issr Nu.it. i~ lc.r,,y give. .I "t iir i.-."w ., -:-'aI.rG s.,tl>g hss Fpr i .i-.. oF iis Il.tyur. u tu u:..s.- u:l ,ruof it 'H'Eor; ui A!- yi-lHI. ai5 Ihut aid prss "ii 1t L'.0r h,iO.r fitr Re- i-: tr and i:t .'tE"f dt tucson. ArI4.ta, o.. August I'll ia-; r'Z, Sr-@ar tl.ri rni."-. i,o.-,,n. 4 .i- ..1', Tor The ' Z z, ,i-yc. Ii. I,.. l7 =, r 's -.l-s 'ie foi.rwia-- -' i'uc-=es i, r,-rv. ''- t" ii"'inUs l..s i''rr,,. jr..- and tt..- lon s- a.G, viz; Eyar,a Ju:r,. ,, ~''" < fz..i a, ,3.-. Nr i'm. ui Be 5l:, li.z,,. oa ls.ar .ai.jvr- ut brG.aa Atiz.u1. a.d t G. < .d,-e, of isns r arlz.ar.
 Ei.N. .I IIlIJAS. Ecgiss.r.
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KIea.
L-TA-L1, ALA, TG't !

L-7ArL-, ALA, Tg', r.
 Ico- T tr-.s ,-', }-.'l, 2 e niles 2m Clayton, yesceeIar Jo l'vr. sud Jyhn Fr'rr. farmers, ..5 .a.aa5 5.- ia'~ ahoas cultivation .i .'r cs.i, Pie rea,.o. laol from Ea- ast John Uoar Da.n- the d ror P"ye hi, IL5r>a os l49 Ar2 w.tb aloe. Ihe lo-v.aroH s,n :" .iars:, who was nr,s.a. a..5 as,:s .. is fe.h.r.n ta. flight wj,h Pie, ,., ra" latter CT the in,iie of be t.;-t.
 n.a- an agt.r. from which Te
 3,va a5rr. : ar T.- u-s. :'ua. td d.se rla .>.s ao aasa,sze tAa .r,a~.
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Some New Xockc. ..as written l. ihe Chicago lnter-Ueean- 2sJnag it.
 advice as to who shoald,b- the R.p- uolican nominee for Governor in this Sta Q. The In.tr-Occan ha- justified the 1ona-oace repased n U oy showing that 1t a7s 10 other interest in the nomination tha1 z .Aa. which al tAa rsPrb!icans of t..e ccEntry feel j ooa5ea. ;'.-
 zii- probably decide the i--~a of the presidential campaign in l5s8.
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.Vnf!cc tD g,cjjyoy.

. ->TSTE OF r.5. LYEClL d,,..-,.d. N L-s I'.r l. H.r. a. -.y.H b, I.... .fai. r-..u S lf l,ri- ra."r '' O." e. tat. of 2 7 ivr-;. d- '...". ," ih' ,r"jt "i. .'ia sl .,.,-t.r. "a:.'l1 r.H.uI~ "-.iu-. t!' iHr..l-.a a .., y, rh" iirm win trr t,r--tr5 v.;.U,I- .jtH n l.',r uOaii;s -t.rt.r i p-b l.. t..r. ..i tiJ, uuIl''-, .u'lv -i.d .d dl.irI-tIa..r.rt. 1! "-uuH Sti""E. uu Ale" S.r-,., in r ..-.,,. ~tone II th.. 'puHjy fCuch.s,. b~t-d Ie l. d, i~~5.
 OWEN f.TS"u. Administrator ,' the --;aiu %! lrc,a, q.
 Jc.3+w
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Q the respect of lis g.opje.
Il $ l. ta knned that Americar

II $ so ba hoped that Americ7T mothers. after this, ni,i ~ least protect their daughters from fam !. jar acquaintance with ea&agars about whom nothing :s know slya that they to the B.:c;@h Psarag- which contains some of the naJl s. and purest Of men, bat, also. soue cI the vi,es5 &rl C-so5L of the racc.
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co-t-ff:co C:-a-to-,,.

Postofico upsa t-rm a.r.l -T S ~. n. and one hour eit'r Ci-tri.ai.r. -' tT,. i.. ,,. n. Open SUr&sN- N"ia ! -t 2 9. n' .. aid OBS .tpur &tier a.-,. ,'3u'..- .f ,-~..'. ;r.'i. Al o@. <, ing .i.i!2 ieg "-- -'r i tvc. l'aS1 e. o. --. t-.s te .'.-. g. lr 2. ,q. 2y,t,l r0.-s .,sr. 2 '.r ..ry :. ..s f.3.l, enc .1r. U S4-- f,t E.. ,..,. ....-. {" vents. lGlIN 2 C-It.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-19
Women n INnsl,incfnn.


There is n grea. deal Of drunkenne $ a.
Washington, and society wiaks at it in 4
lrignlliev manner than il did q few years
a1u. More women appear now in Gec0ll9ta
Gres es at our BIG receptions and the CIT OF
their dre SOS is often shamafully low, without
even the illusion Of lace and flowers to hide
the swelling bust. At n reception not long
Rga !9dy a1peare with loW-cut dress SO
MA je that tn. shoulders were perfectly bare,
anu the head and shoulders lpoket iiks u liv-
iug marble Nse-s.sl pu statu tie set in q
soy, OK buGquat-hOlie Ter Of white satin. The
ladies Of tie foreign legation arc The worst,
lat soma Of oar nping Americans eau como
very close e. them, and rs a rule they have
better goods to snow both as to face, neck
aud figure than the women foreigner
When saoh j state Of affairs prevails in
the "a hiOaabe northwest, what can you
expect on the other 81 &c pG the avenue! The
re ut is thai there are more oi the dsmi
mon rs in Washington to-day than ever
before. No law is pat m force to stop them
and they parade Pennsylvania in scores
every bright afternoon either walking
dressed i'll seaIsI<ins and silks or driving in
me Of the best-looking turnouts Of the cap
ital They enter even the galleries of con
grcss ami have seen them even in tue pri-
waite galleries devoted to the members fam
lies where a member Of co3gress must fur
nisa tie ticket for their adm IS ,joA.