The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-22

EDWARD PEErrYMAN al the E.lltou Shoe
Store besides staple stock has a nice lot OF
slippers that are appropriate to the business
at this season.
| JOHN l.. ALEXANDER X Son, have stoves
and heaters of all good makes, also skates.
| guns, revolvers and n Thousand other ar
| ticles.
MRs. A. NJ. PRICE keeps such store as
the children love. Lots OF toys, candies and
| fruits.
| Il. b. FRAZER has so many fine and
suitable articles for the holidays that we
torbear mentioning any and advise the
readers to look for himself
| JOHN PERKINS is still manufacturing
harness at the old stand. He also has whips,
| robes, sleigh bells and other like articles
| CHARLES NJ. BOULDER is progressive
merchant His splendid holiday exhibit
| speaks for his ENTERPRISE. Everything in
his line Good quality and moderat>. prices
WILMER WITwORTH at the open ali
| stand sells fruits, candies and nuts of all
kinds at low prices,
-
| preparations for the Christmas trade The
exterior of her store and the handsome
| windows indicate this, but visit to the
| inside will convince. Our space will not
| permit us to name even the most conspici-
| Gus. Every lady in Cecil County should
| pay her visit and every man who desires
| something to please his mother, wife, sister
or sweetheart should do likewise
JAMES E. DEAN has many articles for the
Christmas trade at low prices.
JOSEPH HINCHLIFFE under the Howard
House has fine line of bound books, poetry
bound 35 cents, SCRAP books, childrens toy
books, A. b. G. blocks, cutlery, games mus
ical instruments of all kinds, writing desks,
| toilet and manicure sets, work boxes, smok-
ers outfits, diaries, pocket books, card cases
photograph and autograph albums. pipes,
cigars, etc, etc.
r. d. ROWLAND has a fine line of cigars,
pipes, smokers articles and everything that
you expect To see at first class tobaccon-
lists.
MRS. A. l.. WILKINSoN'S popular mill
merry aud notion store presents a holiday
appearance. She has many attractive arti-
Giles for Christmas gifts. They are too num-
erous to mention, therefore call and take a
look.
MIR. JOHN WILKINSON manufactures a
very good bed spring. The person who re-
ceives one at Christmas will rest we'll during
the next year.
THOMAS H. LoRT sells very attractive
wall paper.
JOHN 7. BENNETT & Co., have a storeful
of new goods. Things useful and things
ornamental.
MARES LIEBERMAN the cothier will sell
you an overcoat or suit of clothes at bot
tom figures.
FRANK p. PRICE has many articles for
the holidays. He has everything mark ed
low and does a rushing business.
r. MARsHBANK & son, have furniture
of all kinds. They sell reliable goods at
moderate prices.
JOHN G. QUE & Son the bakers will
supply your table at Christmas IS well as
all times with fine quality of bread, rolls,
etc, etc. Also choice confeCtions.
JOHN c. DAVIS always has prime oysters
to sell by the quart or gallon. He also sup
plies them at his place of business on the
half shell or cooked in any way.
ROGER ITwoRTH the enterprsing West
End merchant has fine line of skates,
pocket cutlery, sleigh bells, robes, etc. All
at lowest prices.
VIM. MERRY. VIM. r. GILPIN, JOHN W.
DRAPER and HENRY SPITTLE have stores
al the West end of town.
WIN. I. GILES on North Street will supply
poultry, oysters, vegetables, fruits and
many other good things for the table. The
toy and confectionery store kept by Mrs.
Giles should be visited by all looking for
things to please the children.
A. G. BROWN on North Street also has
poultry, meats and provisions.
En- SHERIFF L. w. JANNEY has a good
provision store on the corner of Bow and
Wing streets where he is always pleased to
to see his friends.
EDWARD MORGAN, HENRY BELL and
Mrs. CLINTIE BOYER have places OF bust
ness on High Street.
JOSEPH K. BRADBURY & BROTHER on
Main Street are enterprising meat and pro-
vision dealers.
JOHN NJ. TERRELL has a store of the same
character at the corner of Bow and High
Streets and j. Shippers provision store on
the latter street.