National Republican., 1882-02-10
LOCAL MENTION.
500.

The Importers Tea Company still continues TO
do lively business. Hundreds of people daily
visit their store to purchase tea or coffee. Many
orders by mail received. Thete best quality,
is put up in paper cans, and weighs (can and con.
tents lII bounds. The coffee, choicest grades of
Mocha and Java mixed, is also put up in paper
cans; each can (nnd contentS) weighs 81 pounds.
Every can contains a present of from ten cents to
send you may get nice present. Orders Dy mail
promptly forwarded to ill parts of the United
States. Cash must be sent with the order;
parties for people out OF the city. Adde'S
importers Tea Company $40 Market Space WASH
Price to clubs, stores, and agents, as we'll as
individuals 81 per CAM IL cans for $40, % cans
for $50, 60 cans for $50
chased ten or coffee Tuesday. Have you friend
among the number2
DIAMONDS FOUND.
Colonel ,. stringeTr, Chicago, II, drops S55,
both in coffee, valued nt s75 each Hon; Jacob
g. IT, jona! santSn sad fad @ % u Mcguire
Is. o. E, Coz, Richmond, Va, studs, 500.
CASH FOUND.
John Wright, Glasgow, Scotland, now at Ma
tional Hotel, 500, in coffee Miss Mary Smith Dan
vile, $40, In tea; Mrs. A. Basner 500 in gold, in
coffee.
WATCHES FOUND.
DIR. ]. L. Jones, Charlottesville Va. stem winder,
Sl2 in coffee; Louis Baum, jeweler, 700 Seventh
street northwest patent-ever (coin sivcr) Sl2, in
coffee chprGs Is Le%Gn S Tenth FsSer street n9rtG t
Auditors Office residence, 500 New Jersey avenue,
chateane, SIS; II. A. Gelgson, in charge of diyis-
| ion of account, Census Bureau, chntolaine, SIS;
| Mrs. Mary Smith, Danville, lS carat gold watch,
$40, in tea; Miss Kate Carter 49, carat gold watch,
$40, IN coffee; \. L.. King, carpenter, Census Blu
| reau stem winder Sl5, and hy six Others, mostly
by mail.
ARTICLES or SILVER SERVICE, wINE-sETs ETC
Mrs Steiner, 1873 sixth street. J. n Walker Rail
way Mail Service; W. II. Crockford, agent Nir-
| gnla Midland Railroad Company, Charlottesville,
| Va; Daniel Buchanan Qnborer), b street north
| west between Sixth and Seventh streets; Mrs John
| ButCler. g23 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Mrs.
| Martha Kcndrlck, 2lO0 Twentytrst street; Mrs.
DckRau, l2SsOuth B street; MOllie J. Jones Buck
Buckner station, Louisa County, Virginia In
addition 10 the names above given great
many articles Of Silvcrware. such as butter Dishes
goblcts, popkn.rngs, spoons, thimblcs, &C., were
sent out of the city, either by express or mail.
BRTNG setting of your choice eggs and have
them hatched by the A. l. Company, 527 Seventh ST..
TIE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, iewery, &c. Call on rad
dress Herzog, 3Os Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
! avenue.
BUY dozen chickens and put them undera set.
ting hen from the A. /. Company, 527 Seventh st.E
SECRETARY UNITED STATES TREASURY, Charles
]. Folger, says In his decision of January 2S 1889
81 conclude, therefore, that the water imported
| under the name Of ApOllinnrs Water Is an article
| which Is produced by nature ANA Is not the hand-
work Of man; that tits anatural and not an artif-
cial water"
SEE the artificial hens taking care of the little
chicks, at 527 Seventh street.
We ask you to read the advertisement of Darby's
Prophyluctic Fluid, which appears in our issue Of
to-day Il is wonderful healing remedy, most
powerful disiniectunt and positive germ de-
strover. 1t Is highly recommended by eminent
physicians and chemists and indOrsed by hun,
drCds Of others who have used II and know It's
valuable properties, Prepared by J. IL. ZElLlN 4
CO., manufacturing chemists, sole proprlelors,
Go AND sec the little chicks at 527 Seventh street.
opposite Post ONCE
The Shcdd Baths.
Turkish Russian, and sulphur Baths COS i
street. Only tirst-class bath in the city.
"AIdcrney DRiTy Wagons"
Fresh Aldenoy butter Churned every morning,
and delivered In lElb. Ward" prints at 55b per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttemtlk, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk So, per quart
HICKORY HAMS.
Maryland Cured.
Excellent Quality.
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