The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18
THE fJilOSinz came TO late for last week.
issue. ED:l
FOSTOzIA 6EEs.

Tuesday evening OF last week n
meeting was held stSquire BrSdner':
Office, Tor the purpose OF taking steps
towards forming a stock organization
to enable the citizens ofthis place aud
vicinity to erect necessary school
bull g, and make other i'm prove
1T the prosperous 'LiOn
1rmal School, u i'll
CrsasiAs aumber Of studeots d-nand
The object OF the m setting was accom-
pllshed by few essential stsps being
taken, and by announcing that au-
other one would be held, at Normal
Hall, on the following Friday eve
ming Foe meeting Oh tn4t evening
called forth nearly all the business
men OF the place, snd resulted in tie
formation Of a stock company with q
capital OF not less than $4,000, and
also in the appointment OF commit
tees to work up and eOnsummate the
plans Of the organization.
Last Saturday evening 8 slight
skirmish occurred at KesselI's sa-
loon, on Center street. The principal
participants were two young men,
one OF this place, the nther from the
country, aud the ''other'' came out
first best; the reason being, that he
was not as "iulI' but what he could
stand up, while it was q very difficult
matter for his antagonist to do so.
There Vas not much blood spilled,
but one of the pugiIists as be received
shoulder blow" tumbleI over, and
lit on tine faucet Of cider barrel the
result was that the saloon keeper
scrubbed his room out with cider, and
the young man needed a change of
linen.
Monday night last, about 1890
O'Clock, a eOwardly attack was mais
on James Rigby, Of this place, by q
man whose mans We do not know.
He succeeded in gettIs jim down
near the corner OF Cuss' butcher shop,
on Main street. and was kicking and
otherwise abusing him, when parties
who CHANGED t. Do passing by, saw
the fracas and interfursd. No arrests.
We're made.
We dare say that FOstOris has as
many accidents aud runsRays, aud
can get up more fights in any given
time, than any other town of i,ssz5
m this free country, but she isn't |
worth cent on suicides. Tiffil walks
light ahead OF her.
Our business meu ara prJ5psrou5.
Next Thursday evening "Octoroon,
'r Slavery as it Was" will be render
ID at at Opera Hall. by a travelling
.rouDe.
Friday next will be the closing day
,f the fall term OF the Normal School.
A re-uniOn will be held in the evening.
Che Wiutsr term commences on the
ollowing Tuesday, with the most
proficient corps OF teachers, aud the
,est facilities that the seh0Ol has ever
had.
The FustOri4 CJmsdy CJmpany
net at Opera Hall, last Tuesday eve
hing for rehearsal. Next Wednesday
evening they will appear before the
public, for the first time this season,
With the drama; "WaitinS for the
Verdict" Mr.. A Snyder, FostOria 3
1oung artist, has placed very large
Inc painting-"An Ice-Nip in Pow
rs & Powers showcase, which will
De given to the party who buys the
greatest number Of tickets for tue en-
Wednesday night.
Two weeks from next Tuesday eve
hing Mrs. Asire will give a grand
concert at the Opera House. About.
orty of the best musicians and vocal
sts will take part in the entertain
nent.
MARRIED.-At the residence of
Hon. NJ. P. Skinner, on Perry street,
Tuesday evening, Nov 4th., by Rsv.
!. A. Ferguson, Mr.. A. c. Mclean to
Miss Louisa n. Skinner also by
he same, on the same evening, at
he residence Of Mayor Rigby, Mr..
Truman BeveT to Miss Katie RIgby.
NJ.