Molers Cross Roads - The Welsh of Harpers Ferry

104 Indexed Records Spanning 1730 to 1977

February 26, 1892

26 Feb 1892

Alliance Meeting at Moler’s

There was a very interesting meeting of Moler’s Alliance at Moler’s Cross Roads last Friday, the occasion being a dinner given by the Alliance to visiting brethren and friends. The ladies of that section are famous […]

January 9, 1891

9 Jan 1891

Martha Flanagan treats with cake

The Register force was very greatly indebted to Miss Martha Flanagan during the Holidays for a box of the most elegant cake we have ever eaten. There were seven or eight different kinds — all good.

January 9, 1891

9 Jan 1891

Annie Flanagan Spends Holidays in Martinsburg

Miss Annie Flanagan, living below town, spent the Holidays in Martinsburg among relatives and friends.

December 12, 1890

12 Dec 1890

Reinhart, big crop of corn.

Mr. E. Hess Reinhart raised a big crop of corn this year. On 13 acres he raised 950 bushels, and average of 73 bushels per acre. The corn was of the “Golden Beauty” variety, and Mr. […]

December 10, 1890

10 Dec 1890

Activities in parts of Old Jefferson

The Charlestown and Washington City Improvement Company, has very beautiful residence sites in the eastern suburbs of town, and the engineers are dividing and subdividing the lands of the company to the best advantage, whilst energetic […]

December 5, 1890

5 Dec 1890

Indian Mound Opened; Moler

Mr. B. F. Harrison and Mr. William Graham went down to Mr. J. S. Moler’s place last Thursday, and together with Mr. Moler opened up the Indian mound, or, more properly, cairn. It contained nothing but […]

December 5, 1890

5 Dec 1890

Hog Statistics; Hog Committee

The heaviest weight reported by the hog committee from Shepherdstown was the porker killed last week by Mr. Jep Wintermoyer, which weighed 415 pounds net. Mr. J. J. W. Johnson’s two big hogs betrayed the confidence […]

December 5, 1890

5 Dec 1890

Struck Oil at Molers Crossroads

Considerable excitement was created at Moler’s Cross Roads, three miles below Shepherdstown, the first of this week by the supposed discovery of coal oil on the farm of Mr. R. D. Lamar. Mr. Lamar was at […]

November 21, 1890

21 Nov 1890

A Large Political Demonstration

A Great Demonstration. We don’t know how it used to be in old times, but it is certain that the younger generation has never seen a political demonstration in Shepherdstown equal to that of Tuesday night […]

May 30, 1890

30 May 1890

Big Rains and High Water.

Last Friday a very threatening storm passed over this section, and was the beginning of a series of storms and rain that continued until Monday evening. Sunday night there was a very heavy rain, and on […]

January 31, 1890

31 Jan 1890

G. W. Caton Public Sale

On Wednesday, February 19th, Geo. W. Caton will sell stock and farming utensils at his residence near Moler’s Cross Roads.

October 19, 1889

19 Oct 1889

Washington Building Lime Company Chartered

The Secreatary of State has granted a charter to the Washington Building Lime Company, of Moler’s P. O., Jefferson county. Its charter is to expire on Sept. 1, 1939. Its capital stock is $500, ten per […]

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Alliance Meeting at Moler’s

Martha Flanagan treats with cake

Annie Flanagan Spends Holidays in Martinsburg

Reinhart, big crop of corn.

Activities in parts of Old Jefferson

Indian Mound Opened; Moler

Hog Statistics; Hog Committee

Struck Oil at Molers Crossroads

A Large Political Demonstration

Big Rains and High Water.

G. W. Caton Public Sale

Washington Building Lime Company Chartered

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