The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-27
SErGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM ALLEN, General
George W. Morgan, Hon, w. c. CASTOR
and P. F. Trsvellick, Esq, will speak on
the public square of this city, on next
Wednesday evening, September lst
This will no doubt be one of the largest
meetings ever held In this city. Let
everyone turn out and give Ohio's grand
old Governor glorious welcome.
WHAT is the use Of having Street
Commissioner if We cannot have our
streets clean at least one-third of the
summer season. One can scarcely 20
upon any of our streets without encOUH.
tcring piles of old bricks. old boxes. bar.
rels, and filth OF every description. Our
| Council should take some action in this
direction at once, and thereby they might
prevent great deal of sickness.
The City Council on night before last
passed an ordinance for the regulation Of
our market house, So that after its publ
cation it will BE- unlawful for butchers,
huckstcrs, meat peddlcrs, &c, to sell or
dispose Of any O their merchandise dur
ing market hours, in any portion OF the
city, other than the market house. Mar
ket hours are from o'clock A VI. 20 ~
a. NJ. on each Tuesday, Thursday md
Saturday Of the week, 80 that it will Boz
necessary for some persons /" "io,k IL
little out
DRUNKENNESS has decreased at least
sixty per cent in Beliaire since this time
last year. 1t is seldom you see drunken
man on our streets.
On next Thursday market will BE- held
in the new market house Tor the first
time.
Mr., THOMPSON. Secretary of the Dem
ocratic County Executive Committee,
was in our city yesterday.
THE following marriage licenses were
issued by Probate Judge Carroll during
the two weeks ending Aug. 18th, 1873:
Alexander IL. Bolon and Alice NJ. Phil.
lips, Chalmers K. Mckclvey and Fanni"
+. Norris, Elisha Donley and Elizabeth
Schlerf, James +. Murray and Mary c.
Ri,huds, Ell. Roger and Anne ia Meiloit,
JOHN Hall and Maggie Reed, Gabriel
Redman and Clara Hall.
FRESH OYSTERS-Our oil friend
Jacob burst, receives fresh oysters every
day, the very incest in the market and
has them for sale either By wholesale or
retail. He also serves them up at his
restaurant, cooked in every style, and If
Jake cant get them up right, there i no
Use of going any place else. os
The railroad meeting nj City HALL last
night WIS well attended The meeting
organized by clcrting Mr.. LycurSu-
Austin chairman, and j. 3. Longley %.
the independent, secretary Speeches
we're made by Col. &. l. Poormun ant
ex.Judgc \. ". Anderson. There
seemed to be- NOR" interest taken ut ,Hj-
meeting than ut ANY prcviou, one. sub
srription book, w'rr pus.c u 'ount ut the
| close of the meeting, and Il considerable
amount of stock was subscribed. There
seems TO be determination to build this
roed that Is bound to win. The meeting
was still in session ut 9:lj.
THERE being railroad meeting held
in City Hall hast night the Allen Club
met in L. Il. Winans office The min.
utcs of the last meeting were read and
approved, and quite large amount OF
important business was transacted. Til,
following Vice Presidents We're appoint
ed in the different school districts of I'll,
township: No. |, David Wagner; No
3. Lewis Rockershousen; No !, stephen
Kennedy; No 5, a. NJ Crows, Sri No
6, Samuel Alexander; No. I, VIM. Hume
No. 8, |. H. Day; No. O. Thomas Davis
Mr. I. NJ. Thompson, Secretary of thu
Democratic County Central Committee
WAS present and favored the Club with
some good ideas regarding the manage
mcnt Of the campaign. The mcetiu.
was nm enthusiastic one, and udjourncl
to meet on Monday light.
DoN'r forget the free exhibition an.
oxygen light show at SeIlars photograph
gallery, tonight.
Gov. ALLEN is all the talk here now