The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-12

who is prepal ed to furnish you with any
variety of toys and confections.
The hardware firm of

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who is prepal ed to furnish you with any
variety of toys and confections.
The hardware firm of
JOHN E. ALEXANDER & son,
can't possibly be passed, for they are
enterprisiug and keep just what you
want in their line, whether it be fine
gun, stove, Gallery, ETC., down to
tack. Call there by all means.
TIE NEW YORK RACKET STORE
has now been reached. And you are
aware of it. You can buy either loco
motive or pin. They sell popular goods
at popular prices. A call will we'll pay
you. China, crockery, jars, water
pitchers, lamps, clocks, books, 5rio-a-
brac, satchels, baskets of all patterns, in
short everything in that line.
The ElktOn Clothing Store,
L. LEVY, MANAGER,
shows the signs of business and ready
sales, for the bargains are plentiful.
You can get full equipment there, from
your hat to your shoes, and every thiSg
good.
A few doors above,
CAPT. ". b. REALEY
awaits your call for anything in the
provision line, and serves you well.
MRS J. w. HALVES,
is the next one to greet you, at whose
store you can procure all needed Christ
mas groceries.
Diagonally across,
F. WILLIAMS,
in addition to his bakery conducts a
general toy aud confectionery store, and
can please you.
We have now reached the East End
Market House of
JOSEPH l.. WELLS.
He aims to please and does it. For
fancy groceries, poultry, and all pro-
visions to appease the inner man, the
East End Market cannot be excelled.
On the other side of the street,
PATRICK j. MGRADY
returns your compliments, and states
that he is still at his stand to make your
carpet. There the smoker can regale
himself, by good Havana, for he keeps
them.
You light your cigar, aud take stroll
until you reach Delaware avenue. On
that corner,
JAMES MERRY,
caters to the wants of the neighb orhood
in the grocery lines. You hear that trade
| is good with him, and walk back to North
street. about block distant you read
the sign of Giles
GREAT OYSTER HOUSE,
w. T. Giles will treat you we'll and make
you merry in gastronomic way. All
the year round he administers soothing
| oyster slows, frys and everything per-
tanning to a first class restaurant, to the
hungry His stock of poultry, fish, game,
and vegetables is always a choice one.
The North Street Market House of
| A. G. BROWN,
is opposite. Nothing pertaining to wei
kept market is wanting there.
At the corner of High street, where
| CHARLES W. MAXWELL,
for III any years has conducted the grocery
business, lie is still found attentive to you
every call.
BENJAMIN CULLENY,
greets you on High, at the corner of Bridge
street, and shows you nice line o
groceries. Another greeting is received a
the corner of Singerly avenue.
JOHN PRICES
busy grocery Is there.
Eastward you turn, and after crossing
North street, short distance.
WALTER GEORGE
halls you. Christmas is coming here
Further on,
DUNBAR MORGAN
caters to the family needs for groceries.
| HARRY BELL
is a short distance off, and soon we ar
there. Harry has not been idle, and indus
triousiy drives his trade.
| CLINTIE BOYER
greets us last. And now as a parting wor
snas BUYERS, we bespeak for th