National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04
LOCAL MENTION.


The Importers Tea Company, OF $40 Market
Space, still continue to do q thriving business.
large number OF our most prominent citizens have
patrOnzed the above establishment during the
past few days, aud all express themselves as
being highly pleased with the tea and coffee
purchased. While a good many purchasers,
regardless OF age, sex, creed, or color, received
valuable souvenirs with their tea and coffee
which IN every instance was as much surprise
TO the purchaser as to the crowd OF astonisbcd
bystanders, not single complaint has yet
been made. On the contrary, each and every one
seems TO be perfectly satisfied with the Straight
forward and busueSs-lke manner In which the
affairs, Of the lmuorters' Tea Company are con-
ton In any form to be pTnctiCcd. All are treated
IN mn honorable manner, and every one purchas-
ing may rest assured that their chances OF obtain-
ing something valuable in addition to the tea OF
coffee are Just rs good as their next door neigh
bors, The tea. which is excellent IN quail
ity, Is put up in paper cans ~ pounds in each
cam and sold at the uniform price Of 81 ooneand
oil. The coffee, averaging 3H pounds to the can,
is hard to beat, gives universal satisfaction, and
sells rs tea for 81 per cam Step In and make
your purchases. Below we give list of those
whom fortune favored yesterday. To-morrows
rnd Sundays papers will contain n complete list
Of those who received valuable presents during
this week Watch for the list. II Will cctiainlybe
interesting reading for you, aud may possibly con-
friends. Order by mail promptly forwarded to all
parts of the United. States. Cash should always
accompany the order Cans invariably selected
Address Importers Tea Company, No. $40 Market
Space washington, D.. G., Price to clubs stores,
cans for $40; % cans for $50; GO cans for So
DIAMONDS FOUND.
General J. b. Smith Bloomington, ILL.,, studs, $50,
in tea; Miss Roscntinc, fancy goods, Baltimore,
Md, collar Button $50 in tea; George Martin, con-
ductor Pennsylvania Railroad, studs, $500 In tea;
Mrs J. 2, simpson, boarding house, Massachusetts
avenue, ear;drops, $50, in tea; b. Fillebrown 1873
Seventh street. studs, 500. In tea Colonel l. Lee,
near staunton, Va, stud, $50, in coffee ex-yMdge
Weeks, Leesburg, Va, solitaire ear.drops, SIS, in
coffee; Jane Sands (colored scrvant, + street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth car-drops, $780,
in coffee; Miss d. Barnard, National Hotel brace
Mo-, collar button, s35 in coffee Hon. L. X. VAL
entine, NJ. c., Nebraska, collar button, $50, in
coffee.
WATCHES FOUND.
T. p. Line, Pension Office, stem winder, $40,
In tea; William A. Reid, 45l street southwest,
stem wnder, $50, IN tea; George Cmrk horse-car
ing case gold watch, 800. In tea; Mary Britton
coorcd scrvanD, horse-timer, $50, in tea; Mrs. c..
William II. Brooks (colnred) messenger at
the Capitol, residence 462 X street northwest,
stem winder, 49, in coffee; George J. John
avenue, stem winder and stem. setter, $50,
in coffee; Miss Thomas, daughter of Judge
Thomas, Fairfax Court House, Va, stem-setter
and stem lnder 500, in Coffee Mrs. Rose.
berry, 10 Fourth street southeast chntelaine SIS
in tea; samuel Ball, private secretary Of the Gov
ernOr of No tn Carolina, stem setter, SlS, In tea
Charles Aukman, Clarksbnrg, w. Va, stem setter
aud stem winder, sos. in tea; l., NJ. Cornwall,
corner OF Tenth street and Maryland avenue south
west, stem setter $40, in tea; Miss Morse, GIL Thr-
tecnth street northwest, stem setter So in coffee
Mrs. O'Connell, go Fourteenth street northwest,
stem setter, s2, In tea; Mrs Colonel Barton, sey-
enth and q streets northwest; Mrs. James jack
son (colorcd), Swampoodle, eighteen karat gold
watch $50, in coffee; Louis ostenstein, music
hunting case ladies' watch siOO, in Tea Tea;
Lieutenant Austin, police force. residence 500
Pennsyvnnia avenue, Stem-setter, $40, in tea !;
denCe 023 Twenty second street northwest, stem
winder, $40, in coffee; James Mothershead 926 C
street. stem setter SIS, in Coffee Rev. r. II. Slater,
watch, $40, in coffee Major Joe Marston, near
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, 1s-kOrat bunting. case, ruby.
|Chamberin, 400 New York avenue northwest,
chatelanc slS, in tea; Mrs. LETTERS, 2lSS Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Twenty-frst and Twenty
second streets, ladies' watch, In tea also, twenty
nine watches eighteen found In Coffee and q
number Of other valuable presents sent by mail to
parties living out of the city.
CASH PRESENTS FOUND.
p, Brown, laborer, Washington Market, $40 in tea;
Mrs. Augustus Chaunccy johnson, wife of col
ored labOrer, $3.50 in tea George Clark, Baltimore,
Shannon tpSsrsT a street sS in cose
Moses Marks, Fredericksburg. Va, 500 in coffee.
ARTICLES or SILVER SERVICE, WINE SETS, &C.
Mrs James o'Connor, Grant avenue, between
| Ninth and Boundary; Miss Mucare, 1l2 First
street northwest; George Edwards, $40, between
| Third and Fourth streets southeast; Mrs. Broche,
1871 street northwest (estNurantl Mrs X: G. Barr,
Fourth street. above G northwest; Mrs. X. Kcleher,
4S3 Maryland avenue southwest Mrs DR.. Gleason,
| NJ street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets;
| Lizzie Wadde, 1926 l. street northwest; VIM IL.
| Hall, Boycevile, Clark County, Va. James Watson
| (cooredO Virginia avenue, between Twenty first
and Twenty second streets Mrs. Patton, 1907
Eighth street northeast; Miss N. Clagett, Bright
| wood, d. c.. ]. Sprigg Poole, Gaithersburg, Md;
Mrs A. W. Moore, 1927 Eleventh Street northwest
| Mrs Thompson near New York avenue and Four
teenth street northwest; Miss Platt, Treasury De-
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