The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-12-15
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VI ESSRS. COLLINS,

at either of which the provision basket ma
be filled. The last named also keeps "A larg
stock of groceries, fruit, both green an
preserved, in fact any or everything til
| housekeeper needs. At Little Elk, a fey
| blocks further on
MIR. HOWARD JOHNSON
| is proprietor of irst-class meat and pro
vision market and is always pleased to serv
| customers. On North street, the extensiv
market of
| MESSRS. BROWN 4 SCOTT,
| presents wonderfully busy scene at thi
season. This is one of the most extensiv
| establishments in this town, and wha
cannot be found there in the provision lin
| would be hard to find anywhere. They sci
everything from whole beef down to
quarter Of pound OF Clipped meat, an,
from barrel of sugar TO a penny stick 0
candy. A choice lot of poultry to selec
from can always be found there. In tn,
immediate noighborhood are the stores o
E. W. JANNEY AND {. w. MAXWELL,
and little way up High street those of
MORGAN AND HENRY BELL,
at either of which almost any want in tt,
grocery line can be satisfied. At either
place except Morgan's, a glass of rich, swee
country cider can also be had. Mr.. Bel
has recently enlarged his store house, and
it is now one of the finest in town. On Main
street, opposite North, is the establishment
of
MESSRS. DEAN * TAYLOR
where large and choice stock of fine gro.
ceries may be found. The goods are fresh
and they have in stock all the choice little
delacies needed for Christmas times. The
gentleman shopper, will be sure to want a
good fragrant cigar, to keep his nose warm
while running around looking up his holi-
day goods, and there is no better place to
get it, than at the establishment of
CHARLEY SMITH,
under the Howard House, who makes Il
speciality of this very thing, or at
HINCHLIFFE'S
just next door, either of them will treat one
well, but Charley makes more of a special
ity of good smoke, and you will be sure
to get it there.
MITCHELL,
just across the street also pays marked at.
tention to the cigar trade, and sells nothing
but the very best. He also has a nice line
of fancy goods, toilet articles, perfumery,
Sc.
a little further up makes great effort to suit
his smoking customers, and his cigars have
a good reputation. He, too makes Il special
ity of Christmas goods and exhibits an at
tractive collection of fancy articles, books,
toilet goods, pertumery, &C., &c. In the
clothing line Elkton is well supplied
FRANK KERR,
merchant tailor, on Main street, turns out
more goods each season, than nine out of
ten city talors, and he turns ont nice goods
too. His stock of piece goods is large and he
is the best cutter in town by long odds,
very rarely failing 10 make perfect fit, and
III employs none but competent hands.
JOHN FRAZER,
just below him keeps a good stock of goods,
and skillful workmen. In ready made
goods the facilities are ample.
HERMAN BALL,
NJ ain street, opposite the Court House, has
an extensive and fresh stock to select from,
and can supply anything needed, as good
and as cheap as the city dealers. Indeed
his prices are remarkably low. He also
buys all sorts of furs and skins.
LIBERMAN,
in the hollow also keeps a good stock, and
is always ready to fit out customer
In boots and shoes and gentlemen's furn-
ishing goods, MessrS.
WARD X DAVIS,
Hurn's block, Main street, can show stock
not surpassed by many retail dealers any
whers. Every kind of boot or shoe possible
to be called for they can supply, except a
horse shoe. Their line of furnishing goods
is also large and attractive. \ glance at
them shows that they were selected with
care. Most appropriate Nmas presents for
gentlemen can be found there.
Il. &C. CROUCH,
nearly opposite, also has full stock of boots
and shoes, which he offers at fair prices
If you only want worn shoe mentied, you
can have it done by H. Alexander, or Jas
Alexander, or James Thompson up town,
Nolney Cloud down town, or Iaws on High
street, whose agent is located next door to
MaXweil's store; or by Draper at Little Elk,
all of them good workmen. In stoves, hard
ware, etc, our town is served by
JAMESON,
old bank building who has on hand every
kind of a stove. He is agent
for the Bib celebrated fire place heaters,
and also does all kinds Of tin work, roofing,
etc. a most acceptable present to many a
housekeeper would be stove from Jami-
sons stock.
JOHN E. ALEXANDER,
Hurn's block, also keeps on hand very
large stock OF stoves, both for cooking and
heating purposes, among them number Of
the best makes of fire place stoves. He also
keeps 4 complete stock of hardware and tin
ware, and makes to order anything wanted.
In furniture there is no lack.
MARSHBANkS,
in the Hollow, has an immense stock
HEATZIG,
further up, also keeps large stock and
manufactures anything wanted to order, and
BELL,
on High street, stands ready to furnish any
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