The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-20


Depot and u good one too. Ever
obliglug its proprietor, should you know
him well, we may venture to call him
Joe. If the pavement be slippery a short
slide will land you at
RUFUS ID. BOwLAND'S.
Straight cut Or short, long Gus or fine
Ills all the same Rnlus has it. Tobacco
plain, tobacco fancy, in every shape and
by every title known.
Take shave. Wear 20 stuboy beard
or shaggy locks at the family holiday sea
son. Act on this advice right now, for
near you either
ALEX Sewers or CHARLES EARNEST,
for single dime will take off 1--WE years
from your daily cares, in looks at least.
Look across the street before you get
too far away.
JAMES L. DEAN.
Don't it look NICE and clean. The in-
terror of the store, does not belle the
front. It's a model gowu grocery and
provision store. Although you don't
read the word, Christmas is written all
over il.
Only PARTITION wall divides it from
the Old Curiosity Shop OF
n ""'E s-''s where every "e'h""" i''i Tue
""'' nav ''"'' " ',''' ~ ''''l - ''FP'''0
w ,'s 'Pi'"''''
",io ~ ~ '"o WV ~ 0,'u
~,
Elk1"" ouoo bS"iSl'
JAMES f. LEWIS.
Doth he nos ever respond to ye gra
ciouSiS and kindly mats MS way
either IN or out OF trade Ills manner
marks the man. Do"i Win NM
Across the way echo the pleasant
tones o!
HARVEY GROW rs.
A genial good fellow. Ike j"u not
Harvey's prime cats OF Beet or Lamo,
Ram, SAeep or Mutton?
Who's this heXt a'"f nut one o"F
prompt aud reliable lieoro" friend,
MARKS LIERERMAN AND ESTHER,
his wife. You needn't hesitate to deal
there. You IL ne well anu hones'iy
served at the Christmas cE any other
season.
We're III "The Hollow The historic
centre of Elktou, IS w3il as its centre
of trade aud local commerce. There s
John. Grace, viii and Victor. Their
other name is
BENNETT
kind, attentive and polite. Is 1t any
wonder they get trade Peop.e Will &C
where they are we'll treated. You can't
keep them away.
+. p. PRICE
| Isn't that the name for mercantile &C
tivlty anu success il EiGion ? There
no Holiday season at Faux Prices -
business ali the YEAR round. ne peeps
30 there for qnick sales. stop aud Sc
how busy they are now.
JOHN c. QUECK X son.
Good Bakers make good bread. Sn doe
good flour. You can find both a
Qleck's.
RoBr. MARsHBANK & son.
We undertake to say that Banks Is just
as much fixture ia Eiktoa, as Banks
are to Elk river. There's the singular
and plural strongly mixed. Sat things
are nos mixed at Banks. Either father
or son the case Is the same.
BRADBURY.
That's the name OF one OF the best pianos
IN the market, ana That market OF Brad
oury's, is one OF the best IN town. This
Bradbury S front name IS Frank. Cal
anu see nim' Ii no lSu IN, Evans lay.
Tor viii be- Either viii serve you equally
we'll
ASf'cui'u'"i "acu'uerS Is J's' no" /"
iio'ie out Vi seaSoo' ouG
THOMAS j. BkfS N s.
"r'iers D7p'' Is Always III SEASON. Ii
you "ot' "a"' d iiA' 'eS'0i' ht' DiSsol
VIII SCH ~" goo" houes' ioAu VI sea
soioi oaN "oo'' A"" CH"t Soou
tn'ns' !" pio'i'oso d cleei'"l 'ireS'ue aoou'
'''4 O.
%
N'NM WI " oN m
al inc c"lnei' aus S!e""y hosef, Vhe
even 'e'hpeleu 'i'idni' Ihe 'iVacious
ana cnsery rank lney nave worked
"o"u''S "' 'Ho '"'''e', nave you seen
couotcFs ii you maven |, hurry Gown
before Christmas. You time is getting
short.
West EIkton never looked as well as
now. Stop aud ask
WILLIAM 6. MERRY
how trade Is tnere' lie vii! probably re-
ply, just rs
WILLIAM II. GILPIN
will-only fair. But the stores have
customers else they could not look so
promising
Wen retraco our steps eastward on
Main street and speak to
JAMES HAWEsr
our sewing machine man and wish bin a
Merry Christmas, and
WILMER WITW0RTH,
the pioneer and successful merchant of
the Court House pavement. Both come
IN for their share OF CHRISTMAS cheer.
Up North street, It's bat step to the
North Street NJ .rkeS and Restaurant,
where
WILLIAM l. GILES