The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1886, Page 4

a JOSEPH S8. DAVIS, Attorney-at- Law 30 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. Will practice in all the courts ot the city of Baltimore, and the supreme coutt of ‘the District of Columbia Civil and Criminal cases conduct- ed ; collections made. Legal docu- rong drawn and careful attention Eegelty boake in.both the Law & courts. Washington com- eae left at. the office of the “Bee” will reveive immediate atten- tion. L. G. FLETCHER, Solicitor or Fire —AND— Life Insur nce s—AND— — GENERAL AGENCY. 1322 B Street, N. £. WASLINGTON, D.C. JUST OUT. FOUR GREAT SPEECHES —OF—° HON. Robert Grocery & Provision Store. Fish, Meats and VEGETABLES OF | fy can All Kinds. Fresh Country Eggs, Butter Sc. 1409 28th st., West Washington. Give ‘him a call. Firsteclass Board. LARGE AND COMMODIOUS Reoms with Board enocenr \, LRMennen MRS. MC. CABE, BaF THE MOST CONVENIENT PLACE IN THE CITY AND IN ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR NEIGHBORHOODS. 922 11st, n.w. 92211 ct.n. w W. C. 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