Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-25
OLE ROYs AND GIRLS.

young men aud women to fiji themselves
for the profession Of teaching, We con-
tinue our memoranda of what our Boys
and Girls are doing, from our last issue.
James W. Wiley, formerly OF this
place, mas been teaching very success
fully, for several years, at Failing Wa
tiers, Berkeley county,
E. B. Pitznogle, Of Berkeley, taught
in that county, several years with the
approval of his patrons,
Jno. S. Hollis, of Berkeley, taught
for time in the same county and with
success.
CT. Poland, OF Hampshire county,
has been teaching with great success in
lis county, for several years past.
Seymour Baker, of Washington coun-
ty, Md, has been teaching in the public
schools of that county, with the APP
proval of his patrons and officers.
Geo. p. Morrison, of Berkeley. has
taught several years, iii that courtyard
is still teaching with marked success,
Randolph J. strider, Of this county, is
now teaching in Berkeley county end is
doing good work.
A. Frank Hess, of this county, IS
teaching at Bunker Hill, Berkeley coun-
ty, and has large school Of advanced
pupils. and is showing himself fully
competent for the work,
Harry NJ. Turner, of this county is
teaching near Gcrardstown, Berkeley
county, and is giving good satisfaction
Clinton NJ. Miller, Of this town, is
teaching near Rippon and has large
school and is doing his work well.
L. Rush farmer, of this county, has
been teaching in the public schools, tor
several years, and has proven himself a
most excellent teacher,
Geo, NJ. Folk, of Berkeley county,
has been teaching in that county, for
several years, and has given satisfaction
to his patrons,
Charles VI. Folk, Of this county, also
taught in Berkeley several years and
was regarded as number one teacher
in every respect,
Charles NJ. Huyett, of this county, is
teaching a private school.
William P. Craighill, of this county,
is teaching at Dufiields, and has proven
himself most excellent teacher in every
respect, and has few equals of the same
experience in the profession.
John O. Knott, of this county, is
teaching near Charlestown, and has
won a good reputation in his profession
and is worthy of it.
Geo. NJ. Knott was also teacher for
awhile in this county.
w. Z, and Horace Osbourn, of this
county have been teaching for several
years in this county.
Geo. w. Banks, Of the hast class of
Shepherd College, is now teaching near
Moler's X Roads and all speak well of
his teaching.
James NJ. Engle, is teaching in Min
eral county and has taken high stand
in the profession.
Jessie a. Engle is teaching in Nor
gan county and is giving great satisiae-
ton.
Miss Ella NJ. Kelsey, of this placp,ha
been teaching in Washington county,
BID. for several years and maintains
high reputation as teacher.
Miss Rosa A. Cockrell, of this county,
is now teaching private school, near
Harper's Ferry.
Miss Katie Croft, Of Berkeley county,
is very successful teaches and has few
equals. :.
Miss Bette Faweett is teaching in
Hampshire county and is winning the
good opinion of the whole community.
Miss Jennie b. Vandiver, of Romney,
is now teaching in that place, aid every
BODY interested in the school, is pleased
with her teaching.
Miss Marion Lakin, of Hardy county,
is now teaching in Grant county, and is
succeeding well.
Miss Marry E. Allen, of Hardy, and
graduate of the last class of Shepherd
College, is principal of the FeE:aie de-
partment of the Graded school in
Moorefeld and no one could do better.
Miss Sue V. Koontz, of this county,
taught for term a school in Berkeley
county.
Miss Emma IL. Hawkins, formerly OF
this place, is now teaching ia South
Carolina, with great success.
Miss Ida NJ Hill, is now teaching a
private school and has proven herself a
good teacher
Miss Octayia Triplett is smother
teacher that has been doing well.
Miss Rose A. Johnson, of Berkeley,