Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-28
AULLVILLE.
Times, sd.

We see by u letter from e.. NJ
Catron, County Superintendent of
schools, that q Teachers Institute is
to be held in this place sometime this
Due notice will be given of
the time.
Walker Bascom has begun his
school Mt the Osborn school house.
He is a young teacher, this being his
first school,. Miss Hugh Edwards
opened q school at the public school
house OIL Monday last. for q term of
three months. Both the above are
subscription schools.
j. II. Barnes, Esq.,, formerly of
Horn u Barnes, has bought the in
terest of Chas. A. Graham, in the
hardware and agricultural imple-
ment house of Downing & Graham.
Downing & Barnes. Mr.. Graham cX-
poets to &c to Lexington soon. We
regret to lose him, as he is ono of Il
best citizens.
Samuel McCausland is clearing off
his brick yard and preparing to be-
Gin the manufacture of brick. Mr..
McCausland has had long experience
in that line and is prepared to guar
antee his brick as being equal*to amy
in the country. lie says he will burn
two kilns this summer if lie can meet
with a sale for them.
Horse STOLEN. Something like
n month ago n young IMAM came to
this place in search of work. lie
said that he had been running all en-
CINE at Wellington, but that the mill
had burned down and thrown him
out of employment. He was en-
lploved by Mr.. VIM. Shelby, and
worked for him a short time, after
(which he hired with Mr.. Jas. Hord,
and on Saturday last he sold all his
clothes, except those he had OIL, to a
Young man man who was ut work
for Mir. Hord. He was in this place
, OH Saturday evening, aud that night
: he disappeared, taking with him a fine
: three year old stallion belonging to
Font Shelby, a Sol of VIM. Shelby.
The horse was taken from the stable,
and was traced to the bridge, north
:; of VIM. Shclbw's house.. after which
5 all track ofhim was lost. The young
= man gave his name as Andrew Nor.
, man, or Norval, and from his appear
ance would seem to be about "a or %
!, wears old. lie had Gil when last seer
, a light wool hat with black band
; light coat, dark pants, rather low
!, shoes, and a woollep. shirt with en-
e broidcry on the bosom. lie wa:
about 5 feet 6 inches high, light hail
and eyes, and short beard. Look ou'
for him.
, At a meeting of the Baptist churcl
! of Aullville, Mo-, OH the Sd Sunda!
in May, the following preamble
land resolutions were unanimousl!
: adopted:
n Whereas, 1t has pleased Almight!
d God to remove our beloved brother
!. Jesse d. Horn, from the church mil
!, liant to the church triumphant, Their
to receive his reward, and to cntc
into the joys of the upper kingdom
d therefore,
Resolved; That while we bow il
humble submission TO the: will OF Oh
Heavenly. Father, we cannot but re
; alize that our church has;lcst II @
|, its most Jealous and efficient ,eElem
bers, and the community cue of II
best citizens. He was III tie prim
of manhood, a pious christian, a zeal
Gus worker, a dsyotcd Sabbath schoo
C teacher, and one whose example wa
If felt and appreciated in the circle i
-i III esN
n which he moved.
IL Resolved, That w%efchcrish a dec.
IL regard for the many. excellent quail
ties, so prominent in the life Of GU
If departed brother, and while W
mourn his departure from our midst
1--we will strive to follow the brigh
1t example he has left us. :,
10 Resolved, That we extend to hi
r. ocad aud honored. 'uarentS and be
If loved brethren and sisters, assurane
re of our warmest sympathies in thei
le sad bereavement, aud pray that Il!
lie God of all comfort will sustain thci
Resolved, That a copy of thes
d resolutions DO spread upon tn
=, records of our church, and that.
copy be furnished his bereaved fan
~ lily, and a copy sent 10 ihe Centf'
Baptist for publication.