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

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all kinds. She also deals in fruits and
JOHN e ALEXANDER
in the Hurn building, carries large stock
OF hardware. He sells skates OF various
makes. In the same building
EDWIN PRErTYMAN,
the only dealer exclusively in boots and
shoes in the town, carries = large stock.
He has a large assortment of fancy slippers
which make An attractive present. He
also has overshoes of all kinds and sizes As
well as rubber boots.
Mrs. EDMUND BROWN
has manv presty articles at low prices for
the holidays. They are so numerous that
1t is difficult 10 name the specialities We
noticed silk handkerchief, pocket books,
mutfiers, jewelry, Christmas cards, etc.
On your way mp the street you see
NJ. TERRELL'S
provision store stocked with reasonable
goods.
P. j. McGREADY
at the corner of Main and Church streets
keeps confectionaries, cigars and tobacco&c.
MRS. CANTwELL
in her little store near by deals in confec-
tionaries, toys, etc. The
NEW EAST MAIN STREET MARKET
under the energetic management of Joseph
L.. Wells, has An attractive appearance, and
is meeting with deserved success. Mr..
Wells will have a large assortment of poul-
nuts, fruits, cakes &c. With every pack
age of the Silver King baking powder sold
a large doll is gwen away. Going down
the south side of Main street from Mr..
Wells we come to the provision store of
JAMES HALVES.
james is quiet man, but works industri-
ously at his business. Farther down is the
store of
CHARLES d. JAMESON
Who deals i'll stoves and tinwars.
W. b. HEATZIG,
manufacturer and dealer in furniture of all
kinds. An article of furniture makes q
good present. Mr.. Heatzig has chamber
sets, lounges, chairs etc. He sells them
cheap for Cash, and on iustalment by
weekly or monthly payments.
HENRY sPITrLE
deals in toys OF various kinds, confec-
tionaries &c.
MRS. NJ. A. NELSON
who has had q long experience in the mill
linery and fancy goods business. has many
attractive articles for the Christmas trade.
FRANK KERR,
the well-known merchant tailor. ha, a large.
variety of cloths which he will make in to
suits at low prices. Amy man who wants
to make himself a present of the useful
kind will do we'll to let Frank Kerr take
his measure for a suit of clothes or an over
coat.
THE GLASS FRONT
is visited by nearly all the Christmas shop
per.. Mr.. Lewis has so large variety of
articles that it is useless to mention few.
MRS. CAROLINE HALL
as usual has large stock of toys Of many
kinds. all kinds of fruits and nuts. She
keeps Whitman's celebrated confection
aries. Her millinery department is also
W orthy of visit by the lady shoppers.
BENJAMIN CAMPBELL,
who since last Christmas has succeeded
Mr.. Manly Drennen at the Grand Central,
has also made preparations for the holt
days. He has new and attractive stock
and sh "Opens will do we'll to visit him.
wM. J. ALRICH
at his new stand in the May building has a
fine line of jewelry, silverware, gold and
silver wa tches and chains.
JOHN FRAZER,
merchant tailor, is also in this building.
HERMAN BALL
at the Oak Hall clothing house, ha. large
stock of ready made clothing. Business
has been backward this year owing to the
low prices Of grain. Mr.. Ball has accord
ing!y reduced his prices to suit the times.
He can fit all, children, boys. youths and
men from four years of age to one hundred
and four. Ov ercoat prices have been re-
duced ten per cent. He also deals in gents
furnishing wear and has large assortment
of this class Of goods.
AT MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE
can be obtained imported French colognes,
imported tooth brushes, aud fine assert
ment of all kinds of perfumes.
MRS. LUCY LITzENBERG
has made very extensive preparations for
the Christmas trade. Her large double
store with its handsome windows decked
with pretty things is one of the features of
the town. In one of these attractive win
dows is a Christmas tree well covered with
ornaments. Thi, serves as au advertise
ment of Mrs. Litzenberg's fine line of tree
trimmings. Her Christmas tables are filled
with notions of many kinds suitable for
presents, including hric-a- b cac, ladies dress
ing cases, tine Christmas cards, gentlemen
dressing Cares, card receivers, autograph
and scrap albums, vases and many other
articles. Mrs. Litz.nberg has larger stock
of millinery than usual AS well rs a fine
assortment OF ladies and misses coats. She
also has IA toy department, and five cent
connter. There are dolls at all prices, in
GLIDING wooden movable,dclls. In one of
the windows is a fine display of dress goods
Of which Mrs. Litzenberg carries large
and attractive stock. She also has several
cases of rolled gold plate jewelry, and also
col ognes and kid gloves.
MRS JOHN WILKINSON,
on Main street, a few doors below, has a
large and attractive stock of millinery and
notion. for the Christmas trade. Mrs. Will
kinson by fair dealing has built up good
trade, which is constantly increasing. Her
department is very full. She has
special prices IN this department for Christ
mas. There is a fine general limo of tree
a large assortment of autograph
and scrap albums and lovely line of mutfs.
She has a large stock of silk and linen
b .ndkerehisfs which are sold low; also knit