Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-08
NEW VOL. l7--N0. 5.
DEFERRED MATTER.
THE LOVE Or MOTHER AND CHILD

I
| crowd at the station when the funeral
train drew up. 1t was dark, but Mrs.
] Garfield pressed her face against the win
| dow, and, after long look at the great
throng, said to Mrs. MacVeagh, who sSt
| BESIDE her: "You don't know how [ ap-
| preciate the kindness OF those people,"
and she repeated the expression Of her
satisfaction at Harrisburg, where throng
much greater than that at York hac as
sembled. Mrs. Garfield retired about
midnight, as did most OF the party on the
! train. She slept, she said. us well rs she
! has for many nights. When Miss Mollie
retired, about 9 o'clock, she went TO her
mothers side TO kiss her good night.
Reused by her daughter from her reverie
Mrs. Garfield turned lovingly 10 kiss her,
but when the poor girl saw her mother's
sad, tear-Stained face, she could not re-
strain her emotion and burst into flood
| Of tears as she threw herself into her
mothers arms. IL was extremely touch
! Ing 10 see the mother, forgetting foI iue
moment her own heavy burden OF grief.
comforting the brokon-hearted child. Sho
hushed her sobbingin her arms IS though
she had been but babe. Having soothed
| the hali-listracted little girl, she kissed
her again aud again, and with farewell
| oSu pASSS ~" SN''N ~ - eNN''
| MARYLAND MILlrARY.-Gen. James II.
Herbert, commanding the First Brigade,
left Baltimore for Hsgerstown Thursday,
in company with Capts. Shriyer and Wood
| OF his staff, 10 inspect the Hagerstown
Light Infantry, Col. II. kyd Douglas,
| commander. The present inspection ex-
tends to all the companies intending 10
take part in the Yorktown celebration,
| ,pft Nfia IN hay yi IN m a
marching order. The General thinks OF
forming the zen companies In the counties
| into one regiment, 10 be commanded by
| Col. Douglas, which would mako the
| Maryland brigade consist of TWO rcgi-
mcnts. If this is not done the county
companies will he formed into two bat
talions. The Maryland Military expect 10
| 90 TO Yorktown on the steamer Mason l..
| Weems, which was chartered fol the
purpose some time ago by Gen. Herbert
| for 81 900. This a considerable saving 10
| the State, rs the same steamer could not
| be now chartered for less than 81 900.
Flour, salt-meat and fish, will be carried
| from Baltimore, SO that there will be no
difficulty in providing rations forthe men
in camp. A baker viii accompany, and
| Arrangements will be made there for
manufacturing all the bread the soldiers
may need. Arrangements have been
made also, for a supply of vegetables.
Charles d. Walk, aprivate In Company
X, Fifth Regiment, was on Thursday
night elected second Lieut.. OF that Co.
LEADING MANuPACTURERs.-T leaders
rs wei! rs the pioneers of the manufactur-
ing industries, ,he Messrs. Updegraffs'
put in an appearance In our advertising
columns with an illustration Of "a few OF
their styles. Updcgrafis have all bean
educated to the art Of manufacturing.
The senior has been n successful and
noted manufacturer for the past thirty
years, in various branches, and has been
one OF the leading spirits In successfully
starting many of our manufacturing IN
dustrics. Notwithstanding the assertions
10 the contrary, we had faith In the pre-
dictiOn made by them only one year since,
that clothing could, and would, lie ns sue
| cessfully made by them, In Hagcrstown,
as elsewhere. The evidence Is now abCr-
| dainty established by an examination CT
their sock. We have visited In person
their large factory and enlarged store
room examined their own make OF ready
made clothing We have tried them Oh,
and inspected them, and must say, tlac
we never ia our experience saw them sur
passed by the best city makes. They have
in their various manufacturing depart
ments more than one hundred skilled
work people, and probably more hands In
their tailoring department, than any re-
tail establishment In the State, and arc
now demonstrating 10 the people Of this
and adjoining counties, that Hagerstown
will be leading manufacturing point for
clothing. This is just what all want, and
II rs much clothing MS Is sold In this ard
adjoining counties be made here, quite ns
many work people will be employed.
That we shall see UpJegraffs accomplish
this in time there 10 no longer any doubt;
they know how 10 do II, and say they
mean to do II as successfully, rs notorious
ly, and as advantageously to Hsgcrstown
interest as the manufacture OF gloves, I'M
plements, spokes, machinery, or any Of
the many articles so successfully pro-
duced here. They invite nil 10 eXlnlno
their stock, and especially TO their frat
grand opening, Saturday, September a.
Hagerstown Herald.
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