The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
Money for All. Gold by the Peck,
GrecnbnckS by the BnrreI.


BALTIC. James watson, ILL.,; Joseph Ramsdell,
Ohio.
Money for All, Gold by the Peck,
Greenbacks by the Barrel.
Our business continues to boom. We |
notice q great many familiar faces in our |
store every day, and are frequently greeted |
with the remark :" | want another can of |
tea; ! have tried it and think it is the
best have ever used :" also, Give me
can of coffee; it's the boss coffee in this
city," We believe we will supply two
thirds of the families in the District by the
LIST of April, judging from the way our busi-
ness is daily increasing, and that n large |
majority of them will continue to buy from |
our agent after we are gone. Reader, if
you have not yet tried our tea and coffee
come in to-day, buy can of each, and
our goods. To induce purchasers to patron
ize us and get accustomed to our tea and
coffee, we give in each can that we sell this |
week present of money of not less than |
10 cents. great many cans contain Is |
cents, or 90 cents or 25 cents, or 80 cents, |
or 40 cents, or 80 cents, or 60 cents, or rs
cents, 81, or So, or SO. A number of cans
contain $5, or $40, or $15, or $50, or S25, or
$50, or $40, or $50. A few cans contain $50,
$75, 500, $50, 5000 or $3.50. Not blank
in the entire lot. Come to day and "try
your luck" 1t is impossible for you to
lose cent on the can you buy. Every
one we.sell is worth the price asked (S1), to
say nothing of the present in the can.
Again we say, come in and "try your luck
Nothing ventured, nothing one" is an old
saying and a true one.
We have an immense pile of greenbacks
in our windows. 1t is a novel sight to see
SO much money. Come and take glance
at it to- day. We have three times as much
in the store as there is in the show-window
most of it in cans, sold to one and all at
81 per can, 6 cans for So IL cans for $40, 25
cans for $50, or 65 cans for $50, with pres
ent of money in each can. If you are "in
luck" you may find enough money in one
can you buy to pay for two or three hun
dred cans. Who knows? We are quite
certain reader, you don't know, and never
will unless you conclude to buy can. A
great many of the most fashionable ladies
in the city daily visit our store. We like
| to have them come. They, as a rule, are
| much better judges of tea than men. Come
i'll to-day, ladies, and sample our tea" for
| 81 a can and get present.
Below we give list of those who have
found a sum of money (So or upward) in
cans purchased thus far this week. We do
| not take the names of those who find less
| than So. As matter of fact, however, a
great many find 81, 81, or 50 in the cans
they buy;
| Money Found Yesterday by
| Frank G. Collinsworth, superintendent bill
| lard room National Hotel, S5, gold in tea !;
Mr. Prince, clerk Police Court, chatelaine
watch, value $50, left by mistake in a can
of coffee Mrs Kennerly, 1919 Tenth street
northwest $40, in gold in tea; Miss A.
Wolf, 313 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
500, in tea S. Schnitzer, All Pennsylvania
avenue Myers Hotel, $3.50 gold, in coffee
William johnson, Newark, N. j., S25, green
backs, in tea; A. f. Robinson (colored)
waiter National Hotel, s., gold, in tea
Walter o. Dunnell, Baltimore, $40, in tea ;
Rev. J. w. Stevenson (colored), A. NJ. L.
Church, M street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth tn street, S., in coffee.
Money Found Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday by
James Wise, 1s43 Eighth street northwest
$780, in tea; G. w. Pomeroy, Government
Printing office, S., in tea; Il. j. O'Conn0r
st. Louis, $3.50 in gold, in coffee; G. W.
Lynch, Joe Jefferson Company, $3.50, in tea
w. II. Rapley, treasurer National Theatre,
$50, in Coffee Miss Wilson, Metropolitan
Hotel, $50 in gold, in tea; George W. Driver
1343 Pennsy lvania avenue, $50, in coffee
Richard Granther (colored), oyster dealer
1919 Sixth street southwest, s., in tea
Samuel Katzenstein, 80 Seventh street
northwest, 500 gold, in tea; John Il. Lane,
Sixteenth and @ streets northwest, $50 in
gold In tea; l.. Murphy, Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, $40, in tea John Carpen'
ter, Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth
street. $50, in tea; Thomas Williams, Con
cord, N. H., $40, in tea; Patrick Flem-
ming, Atlanta, 500, in tea; M. NJ. Redman
Laramie Wyoming, $50, in tea; John OBrier
Jacksonville, Fla, $3.50, in coffee; Maggie
O'BIiep Jacksonville, Fla, So, in coffee
George Hill, Madison, Ind, 500 in tea
NJ. V. Casey, Treasury Department, S2l
gold, in tea; Rev. S. M. Merrill S25, in cof
fee; j. Hardman, restaurant, Sixth ant
Pennsylvania avenue, $40 gold, in tea; W
A. Dodge, Specification Room, Government
Printing Office $50, in tea; j. M. Richards
J. A. McCabe, J. +. Campbell, and +, NJ
, Blake, Government Printipg-office, $40, i
, coffee; NJ. II. Sherey, SO SecOn
street northwest, SO, in tea, s.
: in coffee Richard Grantlin, colored
! oyster dealer, 1919 Sixth street southwest
, $40, in tea; DIR. Joseph disbursing clerk
. Interior Department. IS gold, in cohe'
+ Miss G. Dieter l59 Joraleman street, Brook
' lyn, n. Y, 800 gold, in tea; VIM. Smitl
! near Warrenton, Va, $50 gold, in tea, 81
in coffee; J. X. Brown, Norfolk, Va, $l4
, in tea; II. G. Boss, 6l2 Eighth street soutl
/ west, $40, in Coffee Thomas Toner, Stat
i Department, $50 gold in tea; Miss Barbal
p Jones' Baltimore Md, $3.50, in tea.
Tomorrow we will publish addition
: names of those who are in luck to-da
4 Watch for the list. Orders by ma
!. promptly forwarded to all parts of Il
4 United States. Address,
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
q $40 Market Space, Washington, d. G.
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