The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-15

puDllcah Urinary fleclions. we
wish TO call particular attention to the
fact that if three or more Democrats
vote at the Republican primaries in
any district, the return judges are re-
quired to thrown out The entire vote
Of that district. 1t is not enough that
Democrats pledge themselves to sup
port at the general election the par
ties they vote for at the primary cleo
tions; the purpose il TO have the Re
publican nominations made by Repub-
licans alone, and we live in hopes that
no returns will he brought in contain
ing the name of Democrat among
the list of voters. This is more i'm
portant now than ever before, and we
believe election officers will do their
duty in the case, and that our nomina-
tions will receive the hearty support
of every Republican in the party, be-
cause they shall have been made only
by Republicans.
Our vacation was very pleasantly
spent among relatives and friends liz
Meadville and Conneautville, and we
feel renewed vigor after our rest. A
business man needs n vacation rs mach
as a school. ma am, and 1t does him al
most rs much good. Among other
amusements, we spent day on Con
neaut Lake, with a party of friends,
catching goodly number of fine bass,
and burning all the skin off the back
of our neck. This kind of fishing is
rather more exciting 70 a stranger than
catching trout. but old anglers We be-
lieve prefer the trout-6shing. II how
ever, we have motley enough to pay
our fare, We propose to give those bass
another benefit next summer, If some
body else does get all the trout. Be
ing refreshed by our little vacation we
hope to be able 70 satisfy our readers
better than ever and expect encour-
agement accordingly.
ON Monday evening last, little
daughter of Wn. Adams aged about
two years had ohc of her legs broken
in the following manner: In company
with her mother. she was up stairs in
a front room, whose windows open out
on portico. The windows were open,
but the blinds were closed, and, Mrs.
A. supposed, latched. In her play the
child threw herself against one of the
blinds, which flew open, precipitating
her to the roof of the portco, from
whence she rolled To the edge, aud fell
heavily 70 the ground. 'She was pick
ed up Immediately. anl found to be
injured as above. DIR. Winans was
called in, and reduced the fracture
and the child is now doing well.
Some of the wurmest and some of
the coolest weather ever experienced
here in the month Of July has been
suffered this month. On Tuesday Of
last week the mercury indicated up
ward of 1902 in the shade. This style
of weather is supposed to be caused
by the influence Of the cpmet on the
earth, and according to some astrono-
mers is TO be followed by famine, pes
thence. and other evils. We recol-
lect no such re4ults following the APP
pearance of the last comet, however,
and trust this one will not use US any
worse than il did
The Sunday School Picnic held
on tho hill east Of Sam'l Clark's. is
said to pave been joyful occasion.
Lots of provisions Of a good quality
were served TO all who attended, a
swing was swung almost continually,
and without boring the children with
long speeches. the officers and teachers
allowed them to enjoy themselves 10
their fullest capacity. This is as it
should be, and we are glad to know
that all the children enioyed the pic
ME immensely.
We are in receipt of the Premium
List of the Clarion County Agricul-
turay Fair, for 1874, which was pub.
lished in pamphlet form by the Clar-
ion RepuJliedn Office. The compost
tiOn and press work are good, but the
paper is not quite heavy enough for
the style of job, Taken as a whole,