The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-21
Our Wilmington Advertisements.

We take pleasure in directing the readers
attention to our Wilmington advertise
ments, to be found on our third page. By
reference it will be seen that number of
the standard business houses in that stir
ring and rapidly-improving city, are repre-
scented in our columns, which is an evidence
of the business sagacity and enterprise of
the advertisers. These gentlemen, aware
of the large trade from Cecil which weekly
finds its way to their city, and alive to their
own interests, are anxious to secure this
custom, and accordingly hold out induce
ments through the advertising columns Of
The Whig,-the best medium for Whining
ton advertisers outside the city.
Those in search of first-class Dry Goods,
will find them at Worrelrs, 22O and 222,
Market street. He has the finest dry goods
store in the city, and stands at the head of
the trade. His is the place to get suited.
"China, Glass and Queensware, " is kept
by de Normandie, 3O2 Market. A glance
at his elegant and extensive stock, will con-
to have his wants supplied. Besides, Mr..
de Normandie is perfect gentlemen, and
thoroughly reliable.
A museum, on a small scale, may be seen
at the variety Store" of Adams & Bro,
50G Market. Their stock is so varied that
it is worth small price of admission to
see it; in addition to this their prices can
not fail to suit ALL
At 40 Market, J. P. Doughten has his
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store-the first in
the city. He manufactures the Paragon
Shirt,-an excellent article, after the
wearing of which a man is never willing to
go cithout-a shirt Send your orders to
Doughten.
If you don't get your shirts of the above
named gentlemen, of course your wife must
have machine to make them with Peter
son & Carpenter, 627 Market, advertise the
Wheeler & Wilson.
Good Boots and Shoes are especially
acceptable now. L. H. Foulk, 1902 West
Second street, will supply any person with
these indispensables, at a reasonable figure
At 221 Market will be found first-rate
Grocery Store, where the best groceries and
choicest foreign and domestic fruits can be
had in variety. It is kept by Messrs. Har-
Ian & Hayes, two clever fellows.
One of the most reliable houses in the
Drug business, is that of E. Bringhurst
& Co., Cor. Sixth and Market. Country
Druggists cannot do better than to order
of them.
Woolston & Co., Bankers, Is E. Third
street, buy and sell on commission, Gold,
Stocks and Bonds, allow interest on depos-
its, and make collections. They are relia-
BILE and prompt business men, and Cecil
countians having business in their line,
would do we'll to patronize them.
Last, and fifty, come the new Iron firm
of Bellah & Co., successors to Mcdowell
Il Co., Cor. of f. Third and King streets
Nothing short of an iron foundation would
hold up the above combination of capital
and business, while it takes men OF iron
nerves and admirable business qualifica-
tons to conduct the extensive business of
the new firm. The late firm informed us
that they did good trade in our county,
and we bespeak tho same liberal potronag.
for the new firm.
In conclusion, We advise all our readers
who visit Wilmington in search of goods,
to call on the above firms