National Republican., 1882-01-31
LOCAL MENTION.
GlOO.

opened branch store in this,city Their tea and
Sounds sS
average 81 pounds. The tea and coffee is of ali
excellent quality and we'll worth the money
so cash or more, or gold or silver watches or
lewelry, and also genuine diamond jewelry-no
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth at fair
retan price more than that asked, without any re-
gard to the souvenir. This company take this
method TO advertise their goods, and after March
ID these teas and cotiees will be sold wholly on
their merits by their agent at the same price, but
without the souvenir Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts of the United States, Cash
should always accompany the order Cans always
selected by disineTosted parties for people out of
the city. Address Importers Tea Company, No
$40 Market Space, washington, D, G. Price, 81 per
can; II cans for Sl0 % Caiis for $40 60 for 500
During che spast week hundreds and hundreds Of
watches were given away besides great many
articles of iewelry, such a9 diamond rings, collar.
buttons, earrings TO, amethyst, pearl, sapphire,
cameo, and solid gold rings, silVerEare OF various
kiuds, including butter dishes, gobets, napkin
holders. tea sets, &c. In addition to the above
many cash presents varying in amounts from $40
to 800 and the parties receiving the cash were
much astanshed as the bystanders. Below we
give partial list of those who purchased tea
and coffee the past week. Perhaps you may have
ff1end among the lucky ones
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA (rE VALUE FROM S25 TO
John a. Beacham, captain steamer Excelsior
studs, $50 i. W. CFeery, stenogrppheg, zi2 First
street northeast, ring s3S: H. i, Atchfson door
keeper White House, studs, $50; Joseph Parrish
NaeeeaS p street % sSsds So ;usafS SDoWa iEz
car driver eAr-dropS, 500; h. Rotch ford Nokes-
vile, Va seArf-pin, $50; NJ. v Casey, Registrars
once, Treasury Department studs S35, ring, $50
N. 4. Server, restaurant Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot, ring, sb0j A. y. Wynap. Assistant
tcolored), Mount Pleasant ring, $50; Ars, Thomas
Sullivan, ~ @ street northeast, ring, Sc; John
Grant, 607 II street northwest, ring $50; Mrs. +. IL
collar button, Sl0 j. u. WaggamHH, $40 Seventh
street northwest, ring, $50; Mrs, William McMa-
hon, 2l3 Third street southeast, ring, $50; Mrs c.
Barnes, Treasury Department, ring. StC0 p. Ke!.
Hughes, Washington County, Maryland, ring $50;
s50i Mrs ". II. Woisei, i5@ thirty | Third ' sree is
Studs 5 mrs "tsui BaTpe M1snya
Md, ear-drops, A0 Miss May Gordon, Annapolis
Md, ear. drops $40; b i. HaGkman Sunday C2rOat,
Oje ear drops, $50; J, o, Manson, 6l7 Thirteenth
street northwest studs, $50 Mrs. p. ]. Ryan, lam
Ohio studs, SlO0i Hon IL Morgan, 81. Louis, Mo,
collar. button, $40; also eleven valuable articles
found in coffee.
WATCHES FOUND IN TEA (IE VALUE PROM s. TO s100).
Mrs, II. NJ, Clinton, 1l5 Maryland avenue north.
cast chatelNine, $40; Johanna Triplett l446 Cor
coran street northwest, ladies watch; Mira. b.
OvermRn, 9l8 q street northwest A. R Robinson
(GolDE0dl, l14l johnson avenue, watch, Sl2 ;
Earnest Meyer (bRkeF),A street southwest, watch
sl2; j. j; jameson, l8O First street northwest
William II. Hoover (butcheT Cent9 Market; q.
w, Clark, FRuquier County, Virginia. Samuel G.
Kinsey, manager National Theatre, chatoiaine
siSi Mrs, II, B. Strait wife of Congressman Strait
900 G street northwest, chetelaine; Thomas Moss,
Kiug (resaursnt), baltimore and Potomac depot
watch Sl2; Joseph Parrish, tOremen Engine
Company No. l, watch, sl2; A. N. Ciapp RT @
street northwesti ]. Louis Ford, manager Ford's