Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, o, February 27.-The will of
the late Henry Rine, OF this place, has
been admitted to probate and G. w. and j.
T. Rine appointed executors, with bond at
81, 900.
Mrs. Alex Reithmiller, of Martins
Ferry, has been visiting friends here this
week.
S. n. Mccarthy, formerly of this place,
has recently been added TO the reportorial
staff OF The COmmOHer and Glass Yorker,
Pittsburg, with good salary attached.
Mac is an old time glass worker, thus
fitting him for his new position. His many
friends hereaoOuts will DE pleased to hear
Of his success.
Mrs. Elizabeth Love and Stanton Scott,
Of this place, were called to Steuoenville
this week by the illness OF their relative,
Mrs. j. =. Lowe. Mrs. Nancy Scott, a
sister of Mrs. Lowe, was unable to 90 on
account of her being i'll with the grip.
j. T. Rine was in Steubenville this week.
The following real estate transfers were
left at Steubenville this week: Nancy
Richardson to Alex. Dunn, lot in Brilliant,
$3.50: G.. II. Spaulding ct al, administrator
To Smith Hunter, two lots in Brilliant, 1900
Thomas Candy, who died in Steubenville,
Monday, was a brother of George Candy,
of this place.
Miss Lizzie Minser, of this place, attend
ed the Washington birthday entertainment
at Warrenton.
w. II. Rodgers, Brilliant's leading mer-
chant, was in Steubenville this week.
Council meets Tuesday night.
o. n. Waddle was in Pittsburg Thurs
day.
The Brilliant band intend giving street
exhibition March 5.
p. H. McConaughy was in Pittsburg
Wednesday.
John Dargue is a candidate for re-elec-
ton for clerk of this township.
Mrs. Stewart Lowe, who died in Steu-
benville Tuesday was a sister Of Mrs. Alex.
Smith, of this place.
Elder w. H. Brupp will preach in the
Christian Church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter were in
East Liverpool this week.
w. II. Coulter, of Findlay, was in town
Tuesday
There will be regular preaching in the
NJ. E. Curch Sunday evening.
Sam Cornell will leave for Broadhead,
Wis, Monday.
John Wallace is in Washington, d. c.
Subscription papers are in circulation TO
raise money to defray expenses for build
ing a sidewalk from Smithfeld street TO
the Presbyterian Church in the addition.
Frank Coulter, of Bellaire, was in town
this week
A number from this place went to Wells
burg, Friday night, to take in "Our Coun-
try Cousin"
An accident occurred at the mill on
Tuesday, by which Mr.. Bernard McCaf-
frey came near losing his life. The coal
supply for the mill is secured by an incline
from the shaft, ana several cars were on
the incline, and became detached and came
down the incline with great speed. They
came all right until they came TO the curve,
where the track enters the mill, and there
they jumped. This curve is Immediately
over the furnace, and he had hard time
TO escape being killed, but we are glad to
note he escaped with slight injuries
Cearles Mccormick was called TO Colum-
bus this week by the illness of his sister.
Samuel McJunkin was called to Moravia
this week by the death of his father.
An unusual number OF DRINKS and buns
were run in this week. Several of the
buns tried to fire the Jail by setting fire TO
a mattress.
The mill is receiving installments of iron.
The w. Il L. has laid side track to the
mill