The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-12-14

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the well known carpet weaver, now con-
ducts his operations in the room over Bail =
store. At
MIrCHELL's DRUG STORE.
a fine line of perfumeries and toilet articles
are to be seen.
| Mrs Lucy Ii. LITZENBERG
| has very attractive store for Christmas
shoppers. The articles displayed are so
numerous that in our limited space we can
| notice but few. There are ladies' dressing
cases, bric-a-brac, silk handkerchiets, per-
and wraps, box paper, kid gloves, tree
| trimmings, jewelry, etc, ETC.,
JAMES E. DEAN,
besides his staple stock, has much that is
intended for the holidays. Visit him and
examine his stock.
"THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
terest. The many articles displayed here
are sold at astonishngly low figures.
Mrs. A. L. WILKINSON
has many articles suitable for Christmas
presents. They include Christmas tree trim
mings, toilet articles, dolls of different sizes
and prices, silk and linen handkerchiefs,
collars and cuffs, hosiery, underwear, gloves,
etc Mr.. Wilkinson is agent for all the
first class makes of pianos, organs, sewing
machines and patent bed spring of which
he is the manufacturer.
For paints and wall paper call on
THOMAS H. LoRr
who has large assortment at his store on
Main street in the "Hollow."
JOHN T. BENNETT q Co.
will provide fruits. provisions, ETC., so nee
essary at Christmas. Shoppers should also
visit their dry goods store.
JOHN G. QUEcK,
the baker, makes and sells rusk, rolls,
bread, cakes, etc. He also deals il confec-
tionery.
j. E. BRADBURY & BRO.
deal in provisions and fresh meats. They
keep poultry for Christmas trade.
ROGER WITwoRTH
has a large assortment of skates, pocket
knives, carving sets, silver plated ware,
razors, revolvers, robes, scissors and sleigh
bells.
At the west end of town, known formerly
as Little Elk, are the stores of VIM. r.
Gilpin, Henry S. Spittle, VIM. Merry and
j. w. Draper all of whom are worthy of
patronage.
ROBERT MARsHBANK & Son,
kinds of furniture, including parlor and
chamber suites, chairs, sofas, picture frames,
etc.
FRANK P. PRICE,
next door to the above, has many useful
articles for the Christmas trade. including
linen and silk bandkerchiefs, gloves for
men, women and children, purses, fine
pocket knives, toilet soaps, dress goods,
towels, men and boys hats, blankets,
quilts, ETC., etc.
GALLAHER & Co.
have a fine line of shoes for ladies, men and
children. Also boots for men, In fact
everything in their line at the lowest prices.
James A. Lewis is the obliging manager of
the store
MARKS LIEBERMAN,
the clothier, thinks there is nothing better
for a Christmas present than new over
coat. He has large assortment of these
Visit him and inspect his stock. His goods
are of the best and he will treat you right.
He has a fine line of gents furnishing goods.
HARVEY GROVES,
at his meat and provision store, adjoining
the Howard House will furnish you with
Christmas supplies at low prices.
R. D. ROWLAND,
under the Howard House will sell you a
good box of cigars to give your friend at
Christmas and also has fine line of pipes
and smokers articles which he sells at rea-
sonable prices.
JOSEPH HINCHLIFFE
has full line of books for persons of all
ages db lo"csb ~ lSCo. iiiS SpOcn
musical instruments, cutlery, photograph,
scrap and autograph albums, dressing
cases, games, candies, nuts, cigars by the
box, fruits, inkstands, box paper, Methodist
hymnas, Bibles, ETC., etc.
WILLIAM T. GILES,
on North street, keeps poultry, fish, oysters
and everything in the provision line. Mrs.
Giles in her part of the store has candies,
fruits, toys, etc.
A G. BROWN
has full line OF provisions at his North
treet store.
Other business places which we regret be-
ing unable to notice at length owing to lack
of space are: Chas w. Maxwell, at the cor
ner of North and High streets; Stephens &
Hague, at the corner of Bridge and High,
Edward Morgan, Harry Bell, Walter George
and Chntie Boyer on High street. John NJ.
Terrell, at the corner of Bow and High
streets, keeps meat and provisions also
poultry at Christmas. Z. w. Janpey, at
the corner of Bow and Wing streets, sells
provisions, candies, cigars and tobacco, soft
drinks, etc.