The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-12-18

goods and Christmas cards and many othe
Things too numerous To mention which shOl
prs will do well tn see before selecting pres
ents. There is no better presents for parent
! Ia make their music loving children thai
an organ or piano, and un more useful Oh
To lady than a SEWN. machine. Mr.. VII
kinson is agent for Stietf pianos, E>ley or
gans, Mason 4 Hamlin organs, Burdette or
gans and Palace organs. He also deals in
piano and organ stools and is agent for the
New Home, Howe and Household sewing
machines. He sells oil, needles and repairs
for all kinds on the market. Repairing d
speciality.
JAMES DEAN
who succeeded Dean & Taylor, in the gro
Gerry business, has large stock in his line
of trade
REESE X FREEMAN
have many articles suitable for useful
Christmas presents. They have dress goods,
boots and shoes, hats cutlery, silk handker-
chiefs and everything in the dry goods line.
The provision store is under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Thomas X. Freeman the junior
member of the firm. They are progressive
merchants, and polite and obliging men.
JOHN G. QUECK,
the baker, is the man to 90 to for fresh bread
cakes. rolls, buns, etc. He always gives sat
isfactiou.
ROGER wITwORTH,
ono IF Elkton'a moot ,,rorra,,;ro ,.,l ,,,o
cessful business men, At his store, at the
corner of Nam and Bridge streets, has his
regular line of goods but makes it fuller for
the Christmas trade. He makes speciality
OF skates, buys them in large quantities and
sells at the lowest prices. 1t would have
made the eyes of boy few years ago open
wide to think of Acme skates being sold at 81
= pair but Mr.. Witworth now has them at
that price. He also has the largest assert =
ment of cutlery to be seen in Elkton and
sells Rogers plated silverware, including
spoons, knives and forks. A fine line of
carving sets is also carried as well as razors
Mr.. Witwortb has stoves of many patterns
fancy tools, lap robes and sleigh bells. AT
the west end of town, formerly known as
Little Elk are to be found the stores of
W. r. GILPIN AND j. W. DRAPER
both of whom are worthy of patronage.
FRANK p. PRICE
has large stock of goods including many
articles suit able for presents. He deals in
the useful altogether and disregarus the
useless. His second story is stocked with
blankets, carpets, oilcloths, rugs, wooden
ware, etc. The two rooms on the lower floor
are fairly crowded with goods. There are
gloves, dress goods, hats, overshoes, lamps
etc, etc. Mr.. Price is attentive to business
and deserving of success in his trade
ROBERT MARSHBANK X son,
next door to Mr.. Price, deal in all kinds of
furniture. They will furnish either par.or
set or . bedroom set Mt a reasonable price.
They also sell lounges, chairs, aud everything
in that line
MARKS LIEBERMAS
has been in the clothing business at his
present stand for many years and all know
where to find him. Mr.. Lieherman says he
furnishes anything in the clothing line at the
lowest city prices. Ha has a large stock and
likes to show his goods. If you want suit
of read y made clothes or any part of a suit
call and see him.
CAETwELL u GROVES,
the new provision firm have enlarged quar-
tprS in which tn .a
of solid count forts for the inner IN III.
CHAS. H. SMITH
keeps large stock of tobacco and cigars,
and sells pipes, cigarette holders and other
articles of use to the smoker.
JOS. HINCHLIFFE,
at his old stand under the Howard House,
has many notions suitable for Christm As
gifts. Among other things, "A largo assort-
ment of games, including all the old ones
and many new. One of the latest and most
attactive board games is that of base ball ~
He has large assortment of children's toy
books printed on both paper and linen,
with both board and paper backs Also bout
80 different numbers of the peoples ed-
ton" of standard fiction we'll bound at &c
cents a volume. The "red line poets a,
lower prices than ever. He also has all of
the works Of the popular novelist E. p. Roe.
Methodist hymnals of all sizes and bindings
with and without notes, bibles. testaments
etc. Mr.. IIinchitfe also deals in confection.
aries, nuts, fruits. cigars, pipes, etc. A fine
pocket books and enkni yes. are also in stoc K
On North street next door to the postotfics
wM. T. GILES
has IN Ide great preparations fo- the holt
days. The toy and confectionery depart.
ment in charge of Mrs. Giles is very full.
There are sleds. hobby horses, W .gous and
and foreign fruits Of all the principal kinds.
This is also the place to obtain the best oys-
tiers In town. Mr.. Giles will haze fine lot
OF poultry of all kinds for the holidays in
Guiding turkeys, geese, ducks chickens and
game of various kinds.
AMASsA BROWN,
opposite Mr.. Giles, has his usual large
stock of provisions, etc. The provision
stores of E. w. Janney, at the corner OF Bow
and Wing streets, 5. w. Collins, on Main
street, Edward Morgan, on East High
street, and c. W. Maxwell at the
corner of North and High streets,
are worthy of more than passing
notice, but our space IS too limited to allow
it. Mrs. Jane McIutire and Mrs Clintie
Boyer have neat little place of business on
East High street.
W. w. BUEKLEY,
the barber, sells Glassmire's hair and toilet
lotion. which is an excellent article.
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