The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-08-20
Deferred Articles.
REPUBLIC NEWS.

A0AAuau gave Qance at the Town
Hall, last Friday night. As all in
dueement for q gOOdly attendance, he
offered very nice silver bowl 10 the
pest waltzins couple, and to the Sec
ond' handsome napkin ring, COM
bined with salt cellar and pepper
box The first was awarded TO q
Clyde couple, and the second to a Re
public couple. 1t was conceded by
the greater portion Of those that were
there that the first prize should have
been given to our Republic couple.
It went by favor. Many were in at
tendance from abroad, and from the
number of bottles found hid in and
about the Hall, we would judge that
all, as well as some OfOur Dung men,
carried with them their pockets fall.
and the consequences were, MT few
got most beautifully drunk, and Of
course, were for fight, but We believe
there was no set battle.
A few members Of the Hook & Lad
der Co, who lad key to Esq. lap
hams Office, started private saloon
therein. That Official b4c lmiug cog
infant of the fact, walk ed in. gath
cred iG up, carried it out, and iu not
very happy state of mind, "bustei"
the Institution, aui took possession of
the key. That eOmpiny will hereaf-
ter rendezvous somewhere else.
The Town Hall yard still presents
charming appearance. The large.
luxuriant thistles, and the fine variety
Of weeds are still standing in all their
glory, beauty and lovelines4, nDdiing
snd bOwing 20 the zephyrs that GO
waiting over them. Al, how We
shall mourn whel tlat ruthless LI,Vu-
ship Clerk blres his mighty arms and
lays all that beauty low. H. will do
it, We know, for he has no appreeia-
ton OF the beautiful.
Still stands the Hall primeval, and
and not far away from its shadow
dwell the Trustees, unmindful of its
rapid decay.
Miss frankie E. Mills has returned
home from attending q five weeks
teachers Institute, at WOrthinglOa
Miss Mills is an earnest student and
progressive teacher, and We antiei-
pate many g,joJ results to her school
from her summers labors. She has
been rs-engagei as superintendent OF
the Republic Union schools "a posi-
tiOn which she filed part Of last
year to the satisfaction OF all inter
ested parties.
Prof. Hall is away on visit to his |
parents prior t. entering on his du-
ties as Pine pal Of the Republic Nor
NAL School, which eJmm snees s ipt.
lst. Tbs prospects of the Normal
School, here, are every day growing
brighter, ant We fe4i " lrranssd in |
saying that 1t will prove a success,
both in numbers aud usefulness. Ia
addition to the PfincIpal, Prof. Hall,
the Trustees have cured the servi- |
ces Of Miss FJurnier, of Bsrea, and |
Miss Mayinnis, Of CuyShOgs Falls.
Miss Maginnis has had considerable
experience in High, AS well as Nor
NAL Sch Iol work, and comes with a |
high recommendation from Prof. G. |
F. Burkett, of the INLAND Normal |
School, where she was formerly a
teacher.
The committee have issued call for
the Seneca county Teachers Institute,
to meet on Monday, August "A, and
in session five days, to be
by an examination of Teach
eEs, on oASu5day. We give below l
Reading and Elocution, and also the Gem
eral Management Of the Institute.-PrOf. x. /
b. Marsh, Mt. Vernon, o.
Arithmetic and enmanship.-L. NJ. Sniff. i
FOstOrla. U.
biography. B. B. Hall, Republic, o.
Map DraWiEg.-MiSs ArvIlia DYire, West /
Lodi, o.. /. A. Bscxer, Fostoria, q.
English GrammaI.- Fraise Richard,
Primary Teaehing.-AIss Alice E. Hill. Re
Drawing.-L. 5. Thompson, sandusky, o. |
The following exercises have been
arranged for the Evening Sessions
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Discussion. Q1estiOn, |
''fhs Needs Of our Common Schools"
TIIESDAY-Discu5siOn ~ minutes. 'Shau |
Ohio adopt system OF Compulsory Educa- |
ton ?" after which Rev. r. ). Lyon, OF At !
tlca. will deliver a lecture.
NESDAY-DiscuSsiOn. "HOW far
shall a Teacher engage in Politics" followed |
by a lecture by Prof. H b. Furness. OF Tifin. |
THUR5DAY-Lecture by Rev. J. e. Ogie, /
Of Tifin. o., followed by Teachers Re
Union.
FRIDAY-An EiOcutionary Entertain
ment.-PrOf. X. b. Marsh Music during the |
institute by NJ. T.. NJ. Henderson,. Republic.
G.. NJ. Ogden started for Nevada
Monday morning of this week.
We too have packed our vLliss and
shall have soon winged our way
somewhere, where we can eujoy a
quiet rest for q few days from Mrs.
Republics Gathering tIngue.
REPUBLIC