Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
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The Importers Tea Company, OF $40 Market
Space. still continue to do thriving business. A
large number Of our most prominent citizens have
patrOniZed the above establishment during the
past few days and all express themselves as being
highly pleased with the TEA and coffee purchased
while good many purchasers regardless of age,
with their tea and coffee, which in every instance
was as much surprise to the purchaser TO the
plant has yet been made On the contrary,
each and every one seems to be perfectly
satisfied fed with the Straightforward and busi.
the Importers Tea Company are conduct
ed. The management will not allow de-
eceptioaa In any form to be practiced: All are
treated in an honorable manner. and every one
purchasing may rest assured that their chances of
obtaining something valuable in addition to the
neighbours. The tea, which is excellent in quality,
Is put up In paper cans az pounds in each CAM
and sold at the uniform price Of 81, to one and all
Is hard to beat, gives universal satisfaction, and
nd aRe une ts for 81 step
llSt or tnOSe whom fortune favored yesterday
sundays papers Will contain complete list OF
tno5e VINO received valuable presents during this
interesting reading for you, and may possibly con-
tain the names OF one or more of your friends.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all parts of
me me United States. Cash should always accompany
the order: Cans invariably selected by disinter-
fs5ea pareS for people out Of the city Address
washington So Pr no s c Mark to apd
agents as well as individuals. 81 per can; II cans
1or Flu; ~ cans for $40; 60 cans for $50.
DIAMONDS FOUND.
Gen. j. B. Smith, Bloomington, Ill., studs, $50,
Ma, collar button, S35, in tea: Geo. Martin, con-
auctor pennsylvania railroad, studs, $500, In tea;
s Mf ~ r. simpson boarding house Massachu-
ls13 f st. NV. ring, $50, in tea: Mrs. X. Meyer,
tth St, studs s1oo in tea; Col Lee. near staun-
TON, Va, stud, $50 in coffee: eX-Judge Weeks,
Leesburg. Va, solitaire ear drops ss5 in coffee;
Jane Sands lcoiored servaBb, street, between
18th and 18th. ear drops, $50, in coffee: Miss d.
MIS-. Judge Staunton, st Louis, Mo-, collar button,
goo, In coffee: Hon. +. K. Valentine, NJ c., Ne
DraSka, collar button. S35. in coffee.
WATCHES FOUND.
7. P. Line, Pension Office, stem winder, 500 in
tea; VIVA. Reid Ash st. sw stem winder
sso in tea; 60, Geo Clark, horse car driver, Bati
watch 500, in tea; MaryBritton tcolored servanD,
horse timer. $50, In tea; Mrs CHI. Lyman. George
ored), messenger at the Capitol, residence 462 X
st. n.w,s stem Wnder,sl5, in coffee: Geo johnson,
grocer, 1902 Dunbarton ave, Georgetown, stem
Winder and stem setter, $40 in coffee Miss Thomas,
daughter OF Judge Thomas, Fairfax Court House,
va, stem setter and stem winder. 800. in coffee;
Mrs Roseberry, 40 4th st. s.e chatelatne s1s, in
tea: Samuel Ball, private secretary OF the gov
ernor OF North Carolina, stem-setteT, SIS, in tea;
Chas Aukman Clarksburg, w. Va, stem setter
al ana 1o s,s 81 w ind rs s tea l. M C9rnwa cor
tea; Miss Morse. Gil 13th st NV. stem setter. So
In coffee: Mrs. OCannell, 6i0 14th st. NV. stem
setter. Sl2. in tea; Mrs. Col. Barton. 9TH and G
streets northwest: Mrs. James Jackson. fcOl-
oredl, SWampOOile, IS Karat gold watch $50 in cof-
lee; Louis ostensen, music teacher, 456 st NV.
So(d gOlu hunting case lauy's watch 500. in tea;
Lieut.. Austin, police force. residence 500 Pa ave-
stem setter, S15, in tea; Thos. BrOderlck. clerk,
war department. residence 923 22d st. NV. stem
Wnder. S12, in coffee: JAS. hOthershead, 936 G ST.
stem setter, SIS. In Coffee Rev It. H. Slater Peters
VIE NIL. Stem-Wnding and stem-settng watch,
-! In coifec: Major Joe Marston, near Annapolis.
hftntiEp-paSp. ruty-ipwpa6 lady
watch, SO. in coffee: Mrs. John Chamberlin 1909
Ny. ave. NV, chatelaine. SIS in tea: Mrs LETTERS
2S Pa. ave, bet. 2lst and 22d SITS, ladys watch in
tea; also. tWenty-nine watches eighteen found in
Coffee and a number OF other valuable presents
Sent by mail to parties living out OF the city.
CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA.
+. Brown, laborpr. WaShingtonm market. 500 in tea:
MIS- AUGUSTUS Chaunoey Johnson wife OF a col
0red labOr5r $50 in tea; Geo. Clark. Baltimore,
Md, tcar diver S2s gold piece in coffee: Patrick
shannon (plastererl, 43I st, $25 in coffee Moses
Marks Fredericksburg, Va, 500 in coffee.
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE, WINE SETS, &c.
Mrs Jas. O'ConnOr, Grant ave, bet. 9Th and
boundary; MISS Mulcare, 1f2 LIST St NV; Geo.
Edwards 312, bet. 81 and 18th SITS Sc: Mrs BrOche
1911 L st NV. restauranD: Mrs. r. C. Barr 4th
Mrs. Dr. Gleason, VI st, bet. Ilth and 18TH; Lizzie
Waddell. 1925 L st. NV; VIM. H. Hall, B0Fceville,
Clark county, Va; Jas. Watson (coGre7), Va. ave.
bet 21St and 22I SITS; Mrs. Patton, 1907 9th ST. n.
w.; "A Lady," residing ct 5l2 Stb St ne; Miss N.
Clagett, BrightwoOI DC; j. Sprigg Poole. Gath
ersburg, Nd; Mrs. Alice Duchly, 9la Pa. ave. Mrs
A. W. Moore. 1877 18th st. NV; Mrs. Thompson,
near New York ave. and 14th ST. NV: Miss Platt,
Treasury department.