The Evening critic., 1882-01-24

Inc importers lea to&npanyt OF new
York. have opened branch store in this
city. Their teas are put up in paper cans
each can weighs (including contents) II
pounds, and is sold (can and contents) at
the uniform prico Of 81 to one and all. The
tea is of an excellent quality and well
worth the money. The coffee is put up in
paper cans; each can weighs Qncluding
contents) 81 pounds, and is sold at tho same
price as the tea, viz. 81 per can. The
coffee is hard TO beat gives satisfaction
wherever used, and is worth q dollar of
anybody's money. Every can contains
souvenir of from 10 cents to $50 cash, OF
more, or gold or silver watches or iewelry,
and also genuine diamond jewelry--no
blanks-the tea and coffee being worth, at
a fair retail price, more than that asked,
without any regard to the souvenir.
This company take this method to adver-
tise their goods, and after March 10 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 vari-
Gus cities, none Of which are now giving
souvenirs, the time having expired, yet
each agent has large and rapidly growing
trade, as the superior quality of their
goods becomes known. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts of the
United States. Address Importers Tea
Company, No. $40 Market Space, Washing
ton, ID. G. Price 81 per can; IL cans for
$40 90 cans for 800 $50 cans for $50.
During the past week hundreds and
hundreds of watches were given away be-
sides great many articles of jewelry, such
as diamond rings, collar-buttons, earrings,
etc., amethyst, pearl, sapphire, cameo and
solid gold rings, silverware of various
kinds, including butter dishes, goblets,
napkin holders, tea sets, etc. Quite num-
ber of wine sets were also disposed of in q
similar manner In addition to the above
many cash presents varying in amounts
from SO to 500, and the paroles receiving
the cash were as much astonished as the
bystanders. Below we give a partial list
of those whose names have not yet appeared
in print who have purchased tea and coffee
since Saturday morning last. Additional
names will be given from day to day during
the week. Watch the list; perhaps you
may have friend among the lucky ones
Diamonds.
M T Server (restaurant), Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad depot, ring, value $50, found
in can of tea; A. N. Wymon address un.
known), stud, value 800, in tea; II. Card
ner, colored, Mount Pleasant, ring, value
| $50, in tea; Mrs Thomas Sullivan, 81
| street northeast, ring, value $50, in tea
| John Grant, 607 II street northwest, ring
value $50, in tea; Mrs + III Harrington, 61s
| Twenty second street northwest, collar-but
ton, value $40, in tea; ] f Waggaman, 51s
Seventh street northwest, ring, value $50
| in tea; Mrs William Mcmahon, 213 Third
street southeast, ring, value $50, in tea; Mr.
| Barnes, Treasury Department. ring value
| 500. in tea; p. Kelley, Washington Mar
ket, studs, value 5000, in tea.
| Watches.
| Mrs II M Clinton, lis Maryland avenue
| ,nrtb noe ri bat taloipa yyntpb yn1nn S1S founf
| in a can of tea Johanna Triplett, 144t
Corcoran street northwest, ladies' watch, il
| tea; Mrs b OveIman, 913 G street north
west, silver watch, in coffee; r NJ Drink
hard, stem-setting watch, in coffee; A
Robinson, colored, 1741 johnson avenue
stem winding and stem setting watch
value $12, in tea; James Hall, "A Pierc
street, watch, in tea; Earnest Meyer
(baker), "a + street southwest, stem wind
ing watch, value $12, in tea; jameson
1876 First street northwest, watch, in tea
William II Hoover, Centre Market, stem
winding watch, in tea; w Clark
Fauquier County, Va, stem-wlndinl
watch, in tea; Samuel G Kinsley
manager National Theatre, chatelain
watch, value $1s, in tea; Mrs II
Strait, wife of Congressman Strait
305 street northwest, chatelane watch
in tea Thomas Moss, ticket agent, Alex
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watch, value $12, in coffee; r L King
(restaurant), Baltimore & Potomac depot
stem winding and stem setting watch
value $12, in tea; Joseph Parrish, firema
Engine Company No. L. stem-winding an
stem. setting watch, value, S12 in tea
M Clapp, 927 G street northwest, stem
winding and stem-setting watch, in tea
Louis Ford, manager Ford's Opera-hous
chatelaine watch, value SIS, in tea e
l laxrr oh n1o.,, al
value S1S-this is the second watch for M
Hay; Ehaa Woo, alias John China
man, tea merchant, Washington Market
watch, in tea; Mrs e M Gowan, 211 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, watch, in tel
Mr. Kennedy, IL b street northwest, stem
winding watch, value $12, in tea; Ott
Pope, National Hotel, stem-winding watcl
value SIP, in tea; Schwing & Clarke, restar
rant, corner Seventh and G streets nortl
tea; Melville G Shuster, 919 Pennsylvani
avenue northwest, watch, in coffee; ID
Culberson, member of Congress from Texa
watch, in tea; L Flick, oyster packer, 512
street northwest, stem-winding watc
value $12 in tea.
Cash Presents.
Mary Myers, seamstress, $50, in tea; p
Neill, Swampoodle, $50.
silver Service.
L Julien, 936 G street southwest, butt
dish; Miss Lille Bent, S13 First stre
northwest, handsome goblet; w Clark
1113 + street northwest, fruit stand, al
honey stand; Jacob Childs, corner Thi
teenth and d streets northeast, butter dis
Dick Sinners, Bureau of Engraving an
Printing, fruit stand Miss Raney, A.
Third street northwest, fruit dish; M
Baden, 467 Missouri avenue northwes
silverware; Miss Lulu Betz, 1913 L sire
northwest, goblet; @ II Mixer, 1926
street northwest, silverware.
Rings.
Miss Lille Willard, 10 Tenth sire
northwest, solid gold ring.
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