Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-15

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YOU are employing the very best remedy for Colda
Price 8 cts
A Memorable 80. vaIemetness nav.
On St Valentines day the i4ist Grand Monthly
Drawing OF the Louisiana state Lottery TOOK place
with its usual regularity under the sole manage.
A. Early, OF Va The INST capital, $50 Oo0 was sold
IN halves and drawn by ticket No. %, 7SS-one- half
to Herman D. Hsrtlen. No 100 Raymond street,
Brooklyn, IL; the other hair by q worthy halter
also OF Brooklyn, Mr.. Michael Doyle. OF 56e Kent
avenue The second capital, $1,000. also sold In
halves, drawn by No. 10sSl-0ne collected by r. q.
Bush Co.. OF Mobile, Ala. the other by a party
whose name Is withheld The third c1pitsl 5000,
also ais sold In halves drawn by No 1870. held by
im. the other by Henry Hamilton, also OF Chicago,
III. me two fourth ceptal prizes OF q, 500 each
wsre drawn by No: 2ssos. In halves also-one 70
kogar Ackerly, OF No SOS SecoLd street, Newark.
Nd: the other halls owners name withheld; the
otner prize by No s,eSs sold 20 parties Cwhoss
Chapel Hill. NC. There were also many Others.
Inc next Drawing Qhe 1850 will occur on April
llln, OF which all information can be had by COM
muncating with NJ. A. Dauphin. New orleans, La
Money, Money, Money, Money by the
handful, Money by the Armful, Mar.
rels Of Money.
mad steady run OF trade all day and until nine
O'Clock last night great many people wero
and we trust many more Wt be m aass 20
day by finding 8 or $40 sl5 or $40 or 81 or 80 or
S4o or $50 or $50 or SIS or 500 $l25 $40 or $50
OF Slao or FLO or $50 In one cans OF tea or
sonee they purchase from us to-day. Come in
today and "try your luck" II you are .'in luck"
you may 'strike II rth.n II you are "out OF
uck you Will at least get a dollars worth for
80 cents So, taking the worst possible view, you
VIII come out 10 cents ahead on the can you buy,
and iro. Our price is UNIFORM and never varies,
as lOllowS: ii per can six cans for 81 twelve cans
ior SO Twenty-Five cans for sao or sixty ve cans
Ior so THOSE who get up a club as a rule are per-
iectly satisfied with the presents they receive: SO
well satisfied In fact. with either the tea or coYee,
or the presents, or both, that they almost imme.
Of tely send in the second club Reader, YOU can
easily get up club. suppose you try. IL is Inn
possible Tor you TO lose anything, and you may get
hundred dollars or two hundred and nfty dollars
II you get your order 10 US 10y next SATURDAY night
our tea Is put up In cans weighing (can and con-
Tents ~ pounds, and cannot be beat in this CITY,
Our coffee is pure Mocha and Java mixed. none
better In America, put up in cans weighing (can
and contentsl ia pounds, and 81 takes any can In
our store We cordially invite one and all 10 pay
us visit to-day and see our immense stock,
not only OF goods, but OF money. We have on ex.
severn eS GTr ssS~ wnao% pile o.
consisting OF Sis, f2s f5's Sl0s, SO = SOS, and
$lOO's, In plain view, and three times as much In
the store. Come and see the sight even II you do
not wish TO buy. Below We give partial list OF
those whom fortune favored Monday and yesterday.
Head II. perhaps you have an acquaintance among
MONEY FOUND MONDAY BY
James Wise 1913 Sth st. n W., $780, In tea r. Wal
lace, lOl4 st NV, S. in coffee; q. w. Pomeroy,
Government Printing Office, $50 In tea: T. j. O'Con-
nor, st. Louis, $50 in gold, in coffee; Mrs A. H
Chesley, 2l5 East Capitol street s., in tea; c. W.
Lynch, Joe jefferson Company, $50 10 tea; w. ii.
Rapley, treasurer National Theater, $50 I'm coffee;
Miss Wilson, Metropolitan Hotel, SO IN gold, In
tea Geo. w. Driver, 1913 Pa ave-, $50 In coffee;
Richard Granther (colored oyster dealer, 1919 9th
ST. sw., s., In tea; Samuel Katzenstein, manager
Likes, Berwanger Co. clothing house, 80 TN
St NV, 500 gold, I'm tea: John z. Lane. 10th and
z SITS NV, $50 gold In tea; l. Murphy, Bureau or
engraving and Printing, residence 8 @ ST. NV,
$40, In tea; David Crowley, Boston, Mass. SIS
gold, in tea
MONEY FOUND YESTERDAY BY
Jonn carpenter, Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th
St. $50 In tea: Thomas Williams, Concord, n. r.,
$40 In tea; j. f. Percy, Richmond, Va $40 In COT.
fee: Abe Perry (colored), servant, Massachusetts,
avenue, near 18th St NV, S. Ia tea; Miss Jennie
Lee, Bridge ST., Georgetown, $40 In tea; William
Sanderson, 564 Madison ST., Chicago Ill, Sos gold
In coffee; Patrick Fiemming, Atlanta, Slo0 in tea;
N; M Redman, Laramie, Wyoming, $50 in tea;
John OBr1en, jacksonville, Florida $3.50 In coffee;
Maggie O'Br1en, jacksonville, Florida, s. I'm
conee; George Hill, Madison, Indiana, 500 In
tea.
Tomorrow we viii publish additional names
Don't fail u come in to-day and ''try your luck"
We unhesitatingly refer TO every leading news
paper In this city. Orders by mail promptly for.
warded TO all parts or the United States
Address Importers Tea Company, $40 Market
space, w Washington, ID. G.