The Washington bee., 1896-04-11
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Do you want dry goods? Do you
desire to meet firSt-claSS gentleman
and polite clerks?
Do you want things frst-class fol
your money?
Read the advertisement of Golden
berg and call at his place of business
gas 9TH street, NV.
You like good bread and cake to eat
do you not?
You want the worth of your money
when you purchase goods. Gait &
Co., corner of ISt and Indiana Avenue
n. w, and c. A Gambrill, Baltimore,
Md, keep the finest brands of -four in
the world.
Good meats, fresh vegetables and
everything in that line always meet
with hearty reception by the people,
no matter where they are.
Mr. S. L Denty in South Washing.
ton, Patrick Sullivan in the same sec
tion can supply your wants.
Mr.. P. c. Garden, !. T. Earnshaw,
and H. Meader are too welI-known
for an introduction to the people.
and liberal hearted men in this city.
His three great stores in the different
sections of the city are always full OF
fresh goods
Mr.. EarnShaw with his three great
stores never wants for fresh supplies.
Go in them when you will and you can
satisfy your appetite.
Mr. Meader is always up to date in
everything.
He is business from start to finish.
Don't never say you cannot get fine
that appear in The BEE.
This can easily be verified by calling
at any of the establishments of Kan
der's. There are three brothers and
each one can supply your wants with
the finest.
These are wholesale houses, they
ALWAYS treat YOU well.
Do you ever want for cool drink oi
beer? Well, if you are in the neigh
borhood of Luke J.. Carney, just take
peep in and see how the boys love
Luke.
He is one of the best friends the
boys have.
Luke always has a pleasant smile
for all
Leech's at the corner OF 10Th and L
streets, n. W., is favorite place among
he boys.
He and his good madame know how
TO quench the thirst OF the most fas-
tidious. Drop in at Leech's.
Did you go to Croghans on Monday
night? You missed a treat. You
should have gone there without fail.
He had an opening Monday night. In
deed you can always find things first
class at this place. Read The BEE il
you want to know where to go.
James Tharp? Why! he IS a Ches-
terfield. The old man takes it easy.
He has several fine good looking sons
and you can just bet they can make
any young girls heart ache. Never
pass by Tharp's if you want treat.
Do you know l.. H. McMilIen? You
should know him. You can always
meet the boys there at lunch time. He
has fine free lunch daily.
The genial and polite Satterwhite
has secured the services of the popular
and jolly good fellow, Bob Ford.
You all know Bob. He would not
injure stick, if he could get out OF
its way.
Satterwhite has the best pool parlors
in the city and with the experience ot
jolly Bob Ford, you can just bet it will
be the only popular resort for the boys.
Have got anything to pawn, did you
remark? lfyou have go and see one
of the most solid men in the CITY, Mr.. B,
Burnstine, who has been in the busi.
ness since 1861.
He is frst-cIass gentleman and a
liberal one. His place is a household
word 36I Penn. Ave, n. W. is his
place.
,. q. Stewart, who has advanced in
this worlds goods is still very young
man and beyond all doubt one of the
most popular in the city.
The boys all go to Sam Stewards.
H. K. Fulton loan Office. 1918 Penn
Sylvanla Avenue, n. W., is one of the
old rellableS. This Office has been es-
tablished for number of years. Full
toms loan office is by-word among all
classes.
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