National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-24
LOCAL MENTION.


The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened branch store In this city. Their teas are
put up in paper cans; each can weighs Qncluding
at the uniform price of 81 to one and ALL The ten
is of an excellent quality, and well worth the
money The coffee y put up IN paper cans each
sold at t same price as The teaSiz per
dollar of anybody's money. Every
can contains a souvenir of from ten cents to $50
cash, or more, or gold or silver watches or jew
elry, and also genuine diamond jewelry-no blanks
the tea and coffee being worth mt u fair retail
price more than that asked, without any regard TO
adyeTse their goods and after e March t IS these
teas aud coees will be sold wholly their merits
by their agent at the same price, but without the
than forty agents in various cities, none of which
are now giving souvenirs, the time having ex-
PRED, yet each agent has large and rapidly grow
ing trade MS the superior quality of their goods
becomes known. Orders by mail promptly for
warded to all parts of the United States. Address
washington, b. @ Price 81 per can; ii cans for
$40; 23 cans for $40; 60 cans for $50, During the
past week hundreds and hundreds Of watches
lewelTy, such as diamond rings collar buttons,
earrings, &c. &C., amethyst pearl, sapphire, cameo,
and solid gold rings silverware of various kinds,
tea SETS &c,, &c. Quite number of wine sets were
also disposed of similar manner. In addition
to the above many cash presents were given away,
varying In amounts from $40 to $780, aud the par.
ties receiving the cssh were as much astonished as
the bystunders. Below we give partial list of
who have purchased tea or coffee since Saturday
morning last additional names will be given
from day to day during the week, Watch the list
Perhaps you may have u friend among the lucky
ones
DIAMONDS.
NJ. T. Server, restaurant Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad depot ring, value 500, found in can Of
tea; A. N Myman address unknown, stud, value
500, In ten; II. Gardner lcolored), Mount Pleasant;
ng yanS GE M Tse @ IN Gb1
Grant GO7 IL street northwest ring, value 800 In tea
Mrs I, H. Harrington, 6lS Tweny-secOnd street
northwest, collar button, value $40, in tea j, f..
WaggamRn, $40 Seventh street northwest, ring,
value $50, In teal Mrs. william Mcmahon, 2l3
Third street southeast ring, value $50, in tea Mrs.
G. Barnes, Treasury Department. ring, value 800,
In teal p, Kelley Washington Market, studs,
value $500 in tea.
WATCHES
Mrs, IL. NJ. Clinton, 1l6 Maryland avenue north
elst chatelaine watch, value sl5 found in a can
of tea; Johanna Triplelt, l4i0 COTcOran street
northwest, lady,s watch IN tea Mp D. oySFman'
| Nj. DTnknrd, stem.seting watch, IN coffee; A. f..
| Robinson (cOored) lHl Johnson avenue, stem
winding ana stem setting watch, value s12 In tea;
james Hall A Pierce street, watch, In teal Ernest
Meyer (bakeT) 81 street southwest, stem winding
watch, value sl2, in teaj j, j, Jameson 1876 First
| Hoover (butchen, Centre Market, stem winding
| watch, In tea; &. W, Clark Fauquer County yir-
ginia, stem, winding watch n tea Samuel q,
| Kiusley, manager National Theatre, chatelaine
watch value SIS, in ten; Mrs. II. II. Strait wie Of
| Congressman StraiQ, sos @ street northwest Chate-
! laine watch, in tea; Thomas Moss ticket agent,
AlcNaudrla Va stem. winding and stem setting
watch value SO, in Coffee r. 4. King restaurant,
Baltimore aud Potomac depot, stem winding aud
stem setting watch value Sl2, IN tea; Joseph Par
IRISH, foreman Engine Company No, ], stem wind
Ing and stem setting watch value sl2, In tea
A. NJ, Clapp 927 street northwest stem
winding and stem.setung watch, IN tea
chalelsine watch, value SIS, In tea Il, -. Hay,
attorney at law, chatolGine watch, value SIS uhis
is the second watch for Mr.. Hayli Ebaa Woo (aliRs