The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-28

niversary OF the English Evangelical
Lutheran Mission, Sunday School, at
tracted ii large crowd to Washington
Hall on Christmas night. Tho stage
had been quite tustily decorated, and
when the children, (about 200 in num-
ber,) had been arranged on the seats
rising above each other TO the hight of
several feet, the scene presented was
one of positive beauty. The former
anniversaries held by the school have
been marked with great success, but
we do not believe that any former one
was more complete in all its arrange
ments, or gave more general satisrac-
ton, than did the one held on Friday
night. We do not know who had train
ed the children in the various parts
assigned them, but we are confident
that whoever may have done it, had
discharged the duty faithfully. The
principal feature Ofthe occasion was tho
building of an Arch with blocks repre-.
senting the Christian virtues, which
was watched with great interest by the
large audience. The pastor OF the
Church with which the School is con-
nected, Rev. Mr.. Barnitz, is an earnest.
Jealous Sunday School worker, and
since his coming to this city, has ac-
complishcd n vast amount of good
in that department. Every effort
made by him 10 entertain the
public in the way of lectures, ex-
hibitions, &C., has been characterized
by success. To his large experience in
such matters he adds an amount OF en-
erGy almost incalculable. He believes
fully in "doing with all his might
whatsoever his hand finds to do"
The same remark is equally npPli-
cable to all the other ministers in the
city.
We give the programme OF the enter
tainment:
tSong of Welcome,"-full chorus.
Introit-Psalm XCV, pastor and choir.
Prayer. Hymn, "Christmas Morning."
-duette and chorus. Recitation. EMU
sic and her Sister Song" duette-two
little girls. Building OF the Arch, the
classes presenting the stones. using OF
! Jesus, P-full chorus. Re2Orts-Super-
intendent, Secretary and Treasurer.
"Please Buy II Brick, "-school. Duette
"A. b. c." "Kriss Krinkle."-iulI
chorus. ar come to esus,"-four
little children. "The Water of LiGe,"-
school. "At the Door,"-2OO voices.
Presentations. Song of Triumph. Adj
dress-Rev. ]. w. Goodlin. keep to
the Right, Boys.''-full school. An
nouncements. Good Night. Benedic-
ton.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol-
lowing is list OF deeds In fee admitted
for record in the office of the Recorder
of Ohio county during the week ending
Saturday december 20, 1865.
DEEDS IN FEE.
Deed made November 30, 1868, by
Joseph Seybold and wife. and Gibson
Lamb and wife to John Archibald for
l 1-5 acres of land in Jacobs addition,
South Wheeling, being part of lots con-
veyed to the first parties by N. Richard
son, November II, 1865; $500. Admit
ted December Is. 1865.
Deed made October 10, 1868, by ID.
| Peck and wife to Joseph Caldwell for
Is acres OF land near West Liberty,
joining lands of b WeidmHn, Hedges
and Mcfarland; $500. Admitted Dec,
10. 1865.
Deed made December 10, 1863, by
Thomas g, Parker and wife to VIM.
Hare for the east half OF lot No. lT6,
COX feet front running back 50 feet,)
on Webster street, Centre Wheeling;
| 5000. Admitted December 10, 1865.
Deed made Dec. 2lst, 1865, by Daniel
Cady, trustee for ltebecca NJ. Cline, to
Alex. Schlatt, for lot in Fulton fronting
on turnpike IS feet anu running back
100 feet, being 80 feet east OF School
house lot; S225. Admitted Dec. 2lst,
1865.
Deed made Oct. "a, 1865. by Charles
Bullock and wife 10 Daniel Cady in
trust for Rebecca NJ. Cline (wifs of W.
w. ClIne) for lot In Fulton fronting on
Turnpike Street Is feet and running
back 12O feet, being 90 fact east OF School
house lot; $3.50. Admitted Dec. 2lst,
1865.
Deed mnde Nov. 80, 1865, by James
Frazier and wife TO w. b. Curtis. WIN.
Moore and III. Frazier, Board OF EducH-
ton of Liberty township. for half acre
of land Joining lands OF Frazier, Marlin
and Stewart. Admitted Dec. ed, 1865.
CHRISTMAS was very generally OBJ