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The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

VIZ have it from good authority
that the anti-temperance, or whisky
men, will food the country with free
whisky, just before the election, and
carry "for license" with drunken
mob. The means and whiskcy is to
be furnished by the National Liquor
Dealers Association. Men of Mis-
sissippi county, you who have the
good Of the county at heart, who
would see your sons and daughters
grow up sober, honest, upright and
yirtuous men and women, be OH your
guard; think nationally, act rational
ly, vote a sober vote, and let the
election returns show up verdict
in favor of sobrietv and morality.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

SoMr two or three citizens Of Os-
ceola who signed the petition to put
whiskey out of Osceola, have decid-
ed that they want it back. They are
"lcctlc OF" if they think the peo-
pie will change, just because they
have. The people are not groaning
and signing for the presence Of the
saloons.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

NorING "for or against license"
will not effect the three mile law
where il is now in force, and unless
Il majority in the county vote for
liccnsc," the county Judge cannot
grant license at all in the county;
bear this in mind, you fellows who
claim to have your man pledged to
grant l;ccnsc, no matter how the peo-
pie vote on this question.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

Friend Edrington passed through
on bis way down the Ridge last night,
from Pocahontas. He is still more
confident of his success, as he receives
encouragement from all parts of the
District. Rouse YOU, Mr.. Brown: "
do You want TO give Edrington the
Office? He is "working like Turk" "
- Gainesville Press.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

CAN free whiskcy buy votes? is
there a man in Mississippi county so
degraded as to be Influenced by
whiskcy to vote against his conyic-
tion of right and duty? We do not
believe there is single man who
can be so influenced.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS:
tN- Advertisers by the year will Ic resGiote'
80 their legitimate busincss.


Yearly advertisements may Unchanged on
reset four. times during the year 1fee oi chaiSo'
s--Pnties contracting for yc1lr Aiveliise-
,ueute and discOirtinuip, from any cdnse. VIII ne
CHARGED snort time ridcs, as per time hs'r'eu'
sEE RATES
y-ForciH advertisements, sent throug'
Aivertisiur Agencies, must be paid for in ad-
vance, or deposit made with some one whom
we may designate.
sS~- Marriages and deaths, MOI exceeding ten
lines will be published as news, free OF charHc'
Dut obituaries, tr'rtcs oi respect. tuneIsi h"He'
,s and invitations charged as advertisements.
es--Ali personal matter, letters or communi-
Gallons setting forth individual schemes or an b
d,rcsts to be promoted, cmanating from party
or parties, organizations or societies. VIII hc
charged for as other adyer,ismncnis.
rtr In all legitimate demands of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or of the great M
,erests of the general public upon our columns,
he TIMES will No: iuil Of i,t duty.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BY mutual agreement the different dcromlna-
tions will hold di zine services IN the mon
church ~ follows:
METHODIST Rcv. II. vs. Woodlcy, first and
afth Sabbaihs OF each month
BArrisT-Ilcv. W. II BaIksdalo, second sab
hath IN each month.
CnRi,TIAs-l,cy. Mr.. Jones, third Sabbath in
each month
The fourth Sunday no appointment.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
A WOnlam's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should
feel alarmed when wcariness con-
stantly oppresses them. "lf ! am
fretful from exhausted vital powers
and the color is fading from my face,
Parker's Ginger Tonic, gives quick
relief. 1t builds me up and drives
away pain with wonderful certainty"
Buffalo lady.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

Ir will be brought TO the test ON
election day whether tt few men in
tcrcstcd in the business Of distilled
daaanaticn can hold Mississippi coun-
iy up by the tail The question is
whether the people shall rule the
saloon, or the saloon rule the people.
An overwhelming vote "agalnst IL
censc will settle the question in ia-
vor OF the public.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
Mr.. Wm. B. Edrington Of Osccol

Mr.. VIM. b. Edrington of Osccola
an enterprising, entertaining young
man and worthy, called upon us one
day last week, and extended the
warm hand Of true friendship, Mr..
E. is a candidate for Prosecution at
torney against Il. Foster Brown, of
Corning Gainesville Press.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

TIM injunction of the bosses to
the colorcd brother to stick to your
own color; now is your chance" "
don't seem to strike the C. b. as cx-
actly fair and square. They see
through the trick, and openly de-
nouncc il as a fraud.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
Elegance and Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance
and purity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. 1t is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, beauty and lustre.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

II will be a grand day for this
county when the word goes abroad
that Mississippi county has knocked
the whisky traffic in the head by
means of the ballot box.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

TRICKs and combinations won't
wash down with the sober dcmocra-
cy of Mississippi county. Every as
pirant for political preierment must
stand upon his own merits, or be
& sat down" upon.
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49,

Con grant that Mississippi county
may proclaim to the world that she
has decided to hold the fort for tenn
pcrancc, sobricty, churches, schools,
law and order, peace and plenty,
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

CONE to the ballot box and help
forward the grand work of temper
ance and sobriety, and then go home
and sleep with good conscience.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

WnIcn will you choose, saloons
and druukards and drunkards' vices,
or schools and educated young men
and women?
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

We are authorized 10 announce CO.. j. q
Fricrson Of ,riltendon County, as candidate
FOR Judge Of the Second Judicial District, at the
coming September election.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

We are authorized Ia announce Hon. l.. l..
Mack, Of Greene county, as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Circuit Judge. of IN
Second Judicial District.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS !.
CONGRESSM FIRST DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce Hon. Puindcx.
ter Dunn, of ~ Francis County ~ a candidate
for re-csction to Congress from the First Con
grcssional District, Subject TO the Democratic
Congressional Convention.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized TO announce Hon II NJ.
McNeieh rs cnndidat" for recollection TO rep
resen, Mississippi County In .he lower house ol
thr next Gencial Assembly, at the coming sep
tcmbcr election
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

VorE against license" aud pro-
tcct your boys.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
N- . -

FuppLE the people to make them
trade.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

CoNGrEss adjourned ON the Sth.
inst.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
Professionals.
DR.. w. D. JONES.
Physician and 0bstetrician.

srEciAITirs: Diseascs of Women and Chil
'tren
Office, in Bailey house, rear Of Tines Office,
near the Leyce, OsCEOLA. Arm. l2-lU-ly.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

We are authorized 10 announce Mr. Jainss
ListIn as a candidate for n-clcction as Juslic,
of III Peace for Monroe Township, At The cnsu-
iag September clteiion
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Edit and Prophet o 4

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. lin advanced
For n Tcsu OF one year, ...'.......'''''Si W.
=. . S.N Months. .-............ "a
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

We are authorized to announce Hon. r. fos-
ter Brown, Of Clay County. as u candidate for
reelection as Prosecuting Attorney Of this, the
Second Judicial Circuit, Mt the ensuing Sep
tcmber election.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12


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Ar onrn the Loaf
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t f our @aqusnt
dE~,I
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al worked hreh n chronic
a Ereomran
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y laud ,ionp,I
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
CT. HEDRICK, M, D.
Physician & Surgeon,

Oliicc-Dr. prewitt's Drug Store.
Al Professional -Cdite, Dcy or Night
promptly attended 10.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
FOR Cola)NOR .
FOR JUSTICE or TIE PEAce.

We are authorized To announce Mr. w T..
Moss a candidate for .Iusticc of the Peace for
Monroe township, al the ensuing seltonb, I
election.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
Legal NOTICES.

LEG Al NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one mon r"nh,hs
,nc,.,,. ar si,ace OF ten lines of this type. FOR
fst insertion, ana seventy -hse cents ior cach
subsequent insertion.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12

We are authorized to announce the name of
W. i EpRlSGToS rs a candidate Tor Prosccu-
ling Attorney of this the second Judicial Dis
trict, at the ensuing fall election.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
RATES OF ADVERTISING
FoRTRASsiENT AND LEGAL NOTICES:

IN LOCAL COLUMN
First insertion, per line ........,.,...'' h,''ms'
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roH COUNTY AND PROB rE JUDGE

We are authorized TO announce 4 Brvils rs
II candidate for County aud Probate judge OF
Mississippi county at the ensuing september
election.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-12
FOR COUNTY ANDcIRCI1r COURT CLERK

We are authorized to announce Mr.. Ben. II
Bac'hu> us candidate for County and Circuit
Court CLERK OF Mississippi County at the cnsu-
ing Sept mbcr election.
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Parish SChOOl Board.
SESSION u.

Ti,ibndaux, Ls. January 10 1892.
The Parish Schcol Dret tors !-'ei tnis day
.. (, o'r,4,ea Z N in The Gi'lce ui 5Ioor2 aDa
/, -stca9x.
Present. '3a,!cauS. Biauci,asl. RI gan
ani G:.;s:snrore.
.,bs1nt itarLeG, sG..rii an.i H'1lndec.
Tue inmates II tie ia~t se:e .GI we're
read ami isi.i.loE,al IL fecureed.
The speela! vo:l.lliL ise named ~ fhe last
i!, 10 ,iil.s !. ,.ltr. viii, at.-one to
.t.tt tI,. Eek A5oii ii.,.t i:nfs>s: t.9.ar La
lsafcl.,, io,s-ti ~, r,2,"r:st that taty h.nt
,uat,a,-.e., with Ms. t;.iott to huid II
hunse a.cei..iis t, specification in the ses-
..o last t,e.a ,ug It.. -.tus III <t,i5 10
lhe sfrsa."i,r .les'iiisG ihc following
reiar;.
Aii.i:ls. tei,ort u, Receipts au'! Expendi-
iaiss. ior tlc s,pi-o!T ~ FHhiic Free
sc:,.,,is iii tiIc Paris. III i.s.i.ii,a che.
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s!osl.ess. IECfhers.:
fACEslerss..

Are you disturbed 1T night and
b.o;l. Scnr rest bya sick child
suffering and crying with the ex.
cruciat,ig pain OF emitting teeth
II so, go at once and get Il bottle
of MRS. 'NINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon il !; there is no mis-.
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
ly safe to use In all eases, and
pleasant to the TASTE, and is tLe
prescription of one OF the Oldest
and best female physicians ami
nurses in the Uuite,t States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
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The GrunOW Water l.ie-
yatOr.

AT Gk k.iN ~ ~ ~,
WATER ELEv vALGk
"WEST EN -" IaaE Hs. -.
I.SIWIN. RESULTS W EEs u
OBTAIN ED.
ne fcsf ,,er hour NTH an ciyAt-horse po~er
sngsmc.
The Wa,cr-wheel is two feet diamete
/ and six inch face, and is something entireiS
new. From results obtained and the eheap
ness and durability Of this machine - -" saM
not fail to be of interest To those "'s"5'
drainage or irrigatiag to do. - D.,,x
THE MACHINE WILL RUN DAli1i l
AT WEST END from S o'clock until darn AZ,
Circulars descriptive of the machine VIII
he issued at an early day. For pafe'c"'a'S
apply to Office ut . -,<,
MEYER N ENG 4 ~.
Sept-3sl-6m. - lnio" "'.e''
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Jhe Thibodaux Sentinel.
-,AND-
Journal of the 9th senatorial District
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE PARISH OF
lAFoyRCHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THlB0OAUx.

Office Corner Green g. Levee Sts.
Issued EVERY SATURDAY
ST, GRISAMORE EDITOR.
+ SAMOAN, PrO'r 4 EuslnessManag, r
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respectfully submitted
lSigned) +. SAMOAN.
School Treasurer.
Thibodaux, La, January |, 1882.
On motion the above report was referred
to a committee composed of Messrs. Ragan
and Aucoin to examine and compare with
vouchers with authority to cancel same il
found correct
The Superintendent presented the follow
ing report.
Thibodanx, La, January 10 1881.
To the Parish School Beard:
Gentlemen.-lt would be advisable to
take - retrospective view of the work OF
your Board durlug the year ending Dece,u-
ber 3lst. 1881.
In order to do this intell;gentlv it will be
Decessary to include in the report that part
OF the year 1880 during which public schools
were in operation that concluded their ses
! sions in 1881.
shall give statement Of the amounts
paid to each school in the Parish both for
teachers and other expenses, such as rents,
building houses. repairs and furniture.
White Sc1,,,OlS
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are alvertis
etl in our columns, arc a sure care
for ague, Liliousness and kidney
complaints. Those WHO use
them say they cannot lic tbo high
~ recommended. These afflicted
Shonl.l give them . lair trial. and
will hecoru therchy calh l>i;'stic
IN the pr;siSs Of ih..'r Gn,atiye
.q"aii'i.s.-I' rtiand Argus.
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THIBODAUN IL. SATURDAY, MARCH Ii" 1882.
a.iSt Of Jurors.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche,

CLERKS OFFICE.
February 4th. 1889. !
Thereby certify the following named pre-
sons have been drawn on this by the Jury
commissioners OF said parish to serve as
Jurors for the ensuing term OF of said Court
jury for the first 'eeel of Court beginning on
the :'rd, day of Aprit 1882,
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DO yvn want :, busner apu
chimney that will not break !
y0u do, cali at s. I. Giis*nlcie'
stoye Depot.
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'IFStiIfIVHN W HNfVVi
~ Witness my hand and seal u.
IL :. Office this the 2nd, day of Fei,vv;lry
~ i. .. l6S-.
j. ". hEOBLDCH.
Clerk
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Total. 1898 20 3l9 43
To these sums may he aided for expenses
IN tie new school box se at tal:out's 2Jn 40
aud at Leblanc, go 81
maxim. il to. Il! iur white schools as above
for Teachers 11iU00
For other expenses us ahove Sa7S ~
For Faigouts & l.elsianc's .--53l ~
Total ]4G" II
lein. IA grand total for white scnnols 9l!9 81
and for colored schools as ab"ve for
teachers oo93 80
and for other OK 2enses 3i3 g
pl. tor Cor. school since i'ctiSi l45 49
| Total. fhI ~
being a grand total for col. schoal~ 1873 62
! and lnr ali schools l31so 81
These SUM do not iut!nde amouats. paid
| to tho Uuion Academy received from en-
ter,ainu,euts given ai,i from duLation from
| the Peabody fund
! The sessions III tha G,iou Academy srd
! the Corporation schoots axe ,ontinned lang
/ er titan others ,.y falhs derived from the
/ Cor ,urd ion tax p:.It tof that purpose, and
| by ucnatious ;rori PeatUuy IuHd and en-
t-rtainulents: ONE OF the schonis in the
cuuniry had sessions extended By E;ct,is of
enter tainhlei,ts, uttabiy the ones at Lock
pert and L,.uureho Cr0ssl,g.
The Bii!a school was kept up months,
one ,n0.l;ii heiES aiio"ed III consideration
ot Il short session III to!9.
The yach.rie sehunl was extended 10
| m,.uii,,. rs tt.v never had a nublu school
i'm HAT e, IHt..
New VIZ. -,..i,:tis 'ii.ge ,..e cs.aI,listt d
! at Fan. ur',. II ,ln,er., ,.rs,.anc's aud
ci,e,a,a,s.
.. T, fei..,ss ar. ,;.,r Il, c,ici sion exccnt
IA ,,s...tn., ..u,.,-rt ii Y t.,liot and
&t,,t,.,.. .r.t -.,ts, y hiat. ana lie ...r..ls
.,,.u, ,,,,. ,.,,l r,g!..s. .!,..uI, c,lur, &.
ne r,-;t sen.,l i,.,4r. no. owns t.ls
!uit..N ;, .,,,ou! iaas = lit hite pupils
..r y 80, Nl,ur. faiaaul, t,si,eaIp. iii
i., ....~,..; TaeL.,;;, .,r..I.i, B,oirce,,;:
o:.. tnu s-..,.c,;, al. ir..;s. for coior
...n ...t~;. ; tff,,l ot,.. t,4.;.,, alton. Ia.
6u". ..,.,,,.,,, e, iy....-i.. liz ooiporat.,,,
III 4 IL '''''nA
'S'->' ''''"s IVA -' az ~
f'f''' ''' c"''aI '''t-''.' '' "'''''i5 '.A.'
!. A., "t :
, i.e'''''.i'.r '..i.'i'.'s VII t''f p1"nah',
Ga .'A-'-'iss - -t.''''a'N 50 - .'e' a.d I
'i'@' tai'. 7s'''' - ''si'' ',-"' S''a''tt "'''
ins'E .'"'' t"'''Il ca "a Ing 'A.oN" L.
Co.'S f'''' '''St'.r|a ~ go 7s' e'"o'
oelA ii'''i - - !" "t.''i'' 'ipu 100
l, : a '.''' - A.''' w I.' 'to 'sFs's
a"'' o"','s VIZ" = ''','' y! t..s A''d- =
'fP'S s'ih'ieue -. "'''"'o o,ic hr'
"'f Vi f"'.'s ~ Ht'Hti '-le 81 1so's' ~ Al
VIZ iuie''f' - ''AI' - ,'o ii'.S" -
- -i' = 80 = 49,,
= ,5ty2o aet.nd wirh a.y rc.iil.d.::y.
!, Interest Euuever seems to iiIc.r.sse at
rs sotu IL. pupils he IN TO a,.raEty III the
sfu.lIe, rn,.v Viii ,,rpas.. me ,teJ.tcs vI .l
q ers 10 stu.ly aud tu iear lne ri .inlcil,,
All ,... ;itatloit, " bich th.v wilt netsl i
+ riucn Ii .its.r wears .,sss., give j, direction
O Ia All tei,,ii ~ to nse "A ii:ti, epersies,
:, arouse ,tle ambition vi The pnplis, - ne
i de. the setiuo, Lon~. p.casan1 and agaes
a l'!e TO sliesr l',,isiis, that they viii it'd
5 rcis'.ie - ati"nd sei'oui an'i not eoisi
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PEiTOHtL SYRUP for

recent dr curonic Coughs aud
Colds, Bronchitis. Hnarseness,
Loss OF Voice, Ia,'abiiity Of the
Lar,nx aud Fances. and Other
lnAamei conditions of the Lungs
;.n.. air Passages.
Pr-par,'4 ai,.i sch! b, jos. I.
THl3ODEAUN, Dsa.gis,, rhsb-
odauy, La.
Gar, is.iio,.,. Spikes. ilow
beams, pow handles, p'ow ,barrs.
plowS. whee;h,rrowS. ard t:ac.
c'lainS for sale by $. I. ;i.:samor..
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the affairs of the company. This rule is to be hearu NJ
carly day
The managers Of this company are James X. keene,
Franklin b. Gowen B. ID. Benson, r. T. Hopkins III"
A. E. Perrin The bill filed alleges that the managers
have conducted the business Illegally ana Tor 'her own
benefit TO the extent seriously embarrassing the COM
many ~ NOT of rendering il nsOvent: that they have
taken $4,000 from tho treasury In the shape OF salaries
contrary 10 an agreement that salaries should nc
maid that they have by illegal agreements secured 10
themselves perpetual MANAGEMENT OF the company 'sat
hev have illegally used IT, capital I'm purchasing OH TOT
speculative purposes, and have thus sunk S6OUoVui
that they have formed other corpo atiOns. taxing inc
stock I'm their own names and carried the operations
OF the same by of the capital and credit on tuc
Tidevaer Pipe Line Co.. that in order TO meet inc ur7
OF captal and Indebtedness thus created they ma
mortsagcd the property of the Tdcwater Pipe Line o.
for - 600 900. and cndeavorinC To negotiate ngI
court,
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NEJVPORT NOTES.

NEwPoRT, Sept. 23-Bishop William Stevens
Perry Of Iowa. Professor 10 ige, OF Princeton College,
IL James Of Baltimore James r. Roosevelt and wife,
L. f. Pratt jr, A. c. Rowland. Of York, c. VI. AT
linson Of Brooklyn John Mcintosh OF Montreal, W. A.
James aud WIFE, OF ST. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and
Miss Abbott, OF London and A. y. Barber Of Philade
phia are among the latest arrivals. The weather con-
tinues very favorable 4 dunerparty was given to-
might by Eeury Clewe, tac NewfOrk banker IN honor
of AttOrney General Brewster. Covers were laid Tor
twenty guests Many members Of the Newport Society
for the Protection ofAnmas do not approve Nathan Ap
potOn's card relative 10 the forthcoming Interference
witb fox hunts and one member, Henry Is. KING, pub
lcly states that the movement VIII tend 10 interfere
with the usefulness OF the society. In an article IN
local paper TINS evening ne says he proposes 10 take
LIS chances Of tine and Imprisonment with others who
follow the hounds Mixing II always at the front III the
luns VI The Queens County hunt,
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NARROW EDGING.

This narrow edging is one OF the prettiest pat
terms which we have given. Cast on stitches:
list row Knit 2, over, narrow, over KNIT =
2d row. Knit 4, purl !, knit 2.
Sd rows Knit =, over, narrow, knit l, over KNIT
2.
4th row knit 8. purl l, knit 2.
9th row: Knit 2 over, narrow, knit ., over Knit
2.
9th row Knit G. purl l. knit ..
9TH row: Knit >, over, narrow, knit ), over,
knit p
sth row: Knit Z purl /, knit ..
9th row: Knit ., over, narrow, KNIT :, over
twice. narrow. knit l, over, knit ..
10th row: Knit 6, purl l, knit making three
stitches on the loop, purl l, knit ?.
18th row. Knit =, over. narrow, knit t, narrow,
over. narrow, knit J.
10Th row Knit 3. narrow, knit l, narrow, KNIT l,
purl l. KNIT ..
18th row Knit ., over, narrow, knit l, narrow,
over, narrow, knit
l4th row Knit 3, narrow, knit l, purl l, knit 2.
18th row Knit >, over, narrow, KNIT l, and SIP
narrowed stitch over, over, narrow, knit l.
10th row: Knit /, purl l, knit ..
In beginning the pattern again, knit ,, over, mar
Tow, knit l. over knit .. In the 2d 4th, 9th, sth,
10Th 10Th 18th and 9th rows knit the first stitch
instead of slipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
RED AND WHITE COTTON TIDY.

Make a chain of the white OF Stitches, fasten the
ends TO make ring.
1st round 81 G.. IN the ring.
2d round Red, . u c. in l stitch of 1st round
make 1 chain stitch skip 1, 2 ID c. in Sd slch Of
LIST round repeat.
3D. round White, . d c. over the stitch made in
2d round make l, > ID c. in same place, {. III
the next stitch make l, . ID C., etc.
4h round ! 5 {. between the four d. c.
where the stitch is made between the . d c. in Sd
round, 5 c. between the four repeat.
Make SO wheels in thi, way and - wheels with
red in place of the white and white where the red
is in tie above
III sewing or cTochctmg together, two scallops Of
one wheel must touch two OF the one next to it.
First fasten three white ones in row, then two
on those, then one on the two the whole to form
triangle.
Make six of these trianeles. Fasten Q red wheels
in a straight strip and make four more straight
strips with four i'll each.
On two SIDES of one triangle fastcn a red strip so
that the middle wheel Of the triangle viii be be-
tween the I'd ard Sd wheel Of the strip; then a
triangle on the other side of each strip in like man
ner Now fasten the long strip across the outside
trianglcs and the . red wheels in the centre. The
remaining 2srips and 3 triangles may be united
in the same way.
Pint a fringe around the whole-white on the tn
angl- and red on the strips.