Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

Chosen by An Immense Ma jerity.
Or: Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents q
bottle.
From DIR. =. A. Pool. Memphis. Tenn.
recommend and use with my patients CoIden'S
Liebgs Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic Invigor-
atOr, and find it exceedingly beneficial in de5i-
ity, weakness, febrile and nervous diseases and
reliable, nutritive tonic (Remember the name,
Colden's-take no other) OF druggists generally.
Coughs.
browns Bronchial Troches' will aiay irrita-
ton which induces coughing. giving oftentimes
Immediate RELIEF In Bronchitis, Influenza, HOarse
ness and Consumptive and Asthmatic Complaints.
Housekeepers
who are dissatisfied with the -four they have been
using should try
Heckers Benefactor Family Flour
HeckerS Bristol Family Flour.
Heckers Manhattan Family Flour.
Fine grades, and always perfectly reliable
For sale by leading groaers ana by
Indiana avenue and 1St street
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
that will cure you, free Of charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Rev JOSEPH 7. INMAS. station D, New York city.
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 Qnciuding
cOntents) ~ pounds, and is sold, can and con-
tents at the uniform price OF 81 TO one and all.
The tea Itself is of excellent quality aud well
worth the money. The coffee is put up in paper
cans; each can weighing Qncludng c0ntentS) 81
pounds, and sold. can and contents, at same price
as the tea, viz: 81 per can. The coffee Is
hard to beat gives satisfaction wherever used,
and is worth a dollar Of anybody's money
Every can contains a souvenir OF from 10
elry, and also genuine diamond jewelry-no
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth at a fair
retail price more than that asked, without any re-
gard to the souvenir. This company take this
method TO advertise their goods. and after March
18th these teas and coffees will be sold wholly on
their merits by their agent at the same price, but
without the souvenir. This company has appointed
more than forty agents in various cities, none OF
which are now giving souvenirs, the time having
goods becomes known. orders by mail promptly
forwarded TO- all parts 81 the United states tat Al
Space, Washington. DC. Price, 81 per can: II cans
for $40; q cans for $50; GO cans for $50
The following is partial list only of those who
have received souvenirs the past few days, viz:
DIAMONDS
Mrs Smith Thompson, 1905 Z st. NV; j. ".
Drew (druggiSt), 9Th st. and Pa. ave-; DR.. E.
engrayer], 4si 10th St NV; Miss Nellie Piatf, 4S4
departments; w. d. Montague, assessors office;
c. NJ. Smith, 5th and b sts.; G. w. Moss, General
s kHgss %acaSi
Sargent. Department of Justice; j. G. Hudson, 1902
st. NV; John HOgg. ST.; Mrs. G. II. Wilcox,
ing Office, residence 900 Sd St; D. S. Blue, Second
National Bank; A. b. Coleman, 325 Sth St NV. {;
MIR Mrs W VIM Brock 9s ST. NV; Ga, Young,
lives at 4O9 Massachusetts ave. NV; Denny ONeil.
Theater Comique; II. c. Bowers. proprietor ST
| Dickson, 9l7 G st. NV; q. A Whitaker book
seller, 81 Pa; ave; Samuel Haldeman. Sunday
Sd; Lieut.. John F. Kelly, Metropolitan police .e
Chas. Berry, cashier Riggs House; Senator Harris,
OF Virginia, collar button, value $35; Capt. E. G..
value So G. 4 Edredge, IS ISL 18th st. ear s' drop
value $50.
| j. Spencer, 1870 35th st., ((1eOrgetOwn); I. l.
Blout, no 18th st. NV; VIM Waldo, 325 Mass ave.
me-: Mrs. w. r. Chipley, 1875 st. me-; j. G. Add-
sDf s p Peter A nase Pa e.
YOeckel 145 Mass. ave. ne; T. L. Morris, 1872 9th
St; G. G. Evans, 9a2 ST., works at Bureau En-
scotch Cove hotel, Point Lookout; E. B. Hay, 1ss5
Jas. Norris, IA D st. s.w; Mrs. NJ A. Moore, 1901
F st. NV; Daniel Mehrling, gil 7th st. sw.; R.W.
Best, Census bureau; Mrs. NJ. X. Plant, A 9Th st.
Batopelas, Mexico; W E Stevens, 100 4th st. Sc;
Mrs. j. S. Lanner, 1902 14th ST. NV; Chas. E. Kin
department; Mrs. T. Sprague, 1735 Pa. ave.; MRS.
August Breuhl, 1907 Pa. ave- c. E. Persons, Gal
Est sw:; s. Katzenstein, sl2 1th st. NV; Dr.: o.
| House OF Representatives; II. R. Helrich, Daily
Posi-; v G. A. Harvey, 1r., Census bureau;
agent Adams Elk. Co.: Tim Sullivan, All 18th st.n.
W.; w; j. Brook, No $40 ,stn.w.; Charles
augh, asst. Sergt-at-Arms House OF Representa-
| tves lives at 1406 f stn.w.; j. Turner, (Amans
saloon), 3l6 9Th stn.w.; Robert Johnson, 42l stu
Mrs. A. Walker, 1914 stn.w.; Detective Voss, po-
lice Headquarters; Levi Hummel, 1870 X ST.; BOu-
ioO7 stsw; Mrs N. F. smith, ls4o Massa. ave
w. w. Perry, 1913 9Th stn.w.; H. L. Price, 629 Pa.
ave.s.e.: ii. Barton, S25 5th stnw., bailif Police
St; n. c. Lyon, 80 5th St; John Chancey, cor Sd
and ! SITS; F. H. Fall, 4O2 9th ST.; w. T. Teepe,
Excongressman j. Amber Smith, 1sss ST. INV NV
B. j. Accinelly, GAG + St; p. Humphrey, 495 st.
NV; James James White, Is oooo street NV;
dence 318 1st st. me-; w. Cunningham, 819 Market
Space; John A. Downs, commission merchant, 313
steamer W. ". Corcoran; W. P. Gibson, Sss 18th
St NV; Lieut. John Porter, marine corps, Navy
Yard; +. s. Randall, 1899 st. NV; John S. Marll,
Turner, s1s 9Th St; B. j. Gillespie 1904 St NV
Geo: F. omerly, es4 St NV. Mrs. d. H. Rhodes,
432 st. NV; Edward Gardiner, grocer, 1000 14th
st. NV; c. E. James, 131 st. ne; w. E. Whit
| more, st. NV: Joseph Sanborn, 713 9TH ST. II.
J. Fegan, SO5 9Th ST. Miss Z. Shaw, 1903 18th st.
| Hooker, Sergeant-at-Arms, House of Representa-
tives; Geo. W. Smoot, 2O9 Sd st. Sc; c. F. Sher-
stn.w.; II: $. Miller, War department; A. Rodier,
American House; c. j. DemOnet, INA Penna. ave.
| Charles Berry, cashier Riggs House, Maggie Bird,
9Th and sts:s-w.; j: II. Allen, st. James Hotel;
Scott Towers, National Republican office; John A.
| Beacham; Mrs. G.. Smith, 5G2 z ST.; Mrs. II. H.
Twombly, 1s I st:n.w.; E. F. Humphres, Sails,
| bury, Nd; Yves Brumagin, Potomac Steamboat
Co: John II. Cassin, 1899 F st; Herbert A. Gibbs,
SIT 9TH st.n.w.; Mrs. j. H. Tucker, 623 Va ave-; S.
Aman, Sl6 9th stn.w.; w. B. Gray, 1915 10Th st.n.
W.; W. II. SmallwoOd, fremont House; Joseph
Waltemeyer, 3O5 Penna. ave. Sc; s. l. Kear-
ney, police officer; s. ID. Newcomb, 146 A St q.
west; G. A. Prather, sl9 G St NV; H. s. Miller,
G. Demonet, INA Pa. ave. NV; Maggie Bird, 9Th
and c SITS; s.w.; Charles Berry, cashier Riggs
House; j. Brooks, lady's silver watch; Collin E. T.
Flather, Riggs Bank: George E. Hurd, Howard
House, solid gold watch, value, $780, F. s. Dawson,
1107 ST. NV, solid silver huntng-case, value $25
s, B. Boarman. 1114 Nd ave-, full jewel hunting
case watch value SIS; Mrs. o. P. Austin, $40 18th
st.; d. c. Reed, 5O7 18th St NV. Charles FiShback
Railway Mail Service, American hunting case
watch, value, SD; s. p Heinline 1871 9Th st. H. W.
w. NJ. Payne, Bailey Cross Roads, Va, hunting
case double.timer watch, value, so; NH. Howard
War department.; Mrs. j. L. Elliott, 1909 West
St Lieutenant C. NOonan, 1903 9Th st. NV f. e
Middleton, solid coin-stlver watch, value, So.
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