National Republican., 1882-03-18
LOCAL MENTION.


This morning early we Will put FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS in one can, place 1t In stock and sell the
can and contents for 81. Only one can will con-
tain that sum, and in case II Is sold the name Of
the buyer will be announced in the Post, Capital.
Chronicle, Herald, and Gazette tomorrow morning.
Other cans will contain $3.50, 5000, Sl75 $780, Sli0
S25 $780, s75 S60 $50 Si0 $50, s25, S2O sl5 So 49,
SO, So, ST. and on down to 10 cents Every can as
usual will positively contain a sum of money. No
blanks, but only one can will contain $500. Again
we say who will be the lucky one? We claim
that our tea and coffee Is equal to the best
sold I'm this city or section of the conntrv We
take this method of advertising our goods simply
70 get people accustomed to them. Our time is
limited for giving out presents, and we wish to
leave good trade for our agent when we leave.
We also claim that each can of tea or coffee we
sell is worth dollar of anybody's money, and
money, while each can is worth dollar. We do
not as matter OF fact get moro than 80 cents per
can for any of them, and for many Of them but S5
cents, or 80 cents or rs cents, or 20 cents or 60
cents, or 90 cents, or 40 cents, or 20 cents EACH
while those that contain 81, or 81 or S3 or So and
upward we lose on. sun we have the goods, and
are determined to get as many people to use them
as we possibly can. We certainly offer extraordi-
nary Inducements, and trust that each and every
family in the city will try at least one can each of
our tea and coffee before they condemn our goods
We have but one price, viz, 81 a can 6 cans for
s5 II for So 25 cans for S2O G5 for $50
with present of not less than 10 cents, and from
that up to $3.50 in each can, and to-day one can
containing $500. Those who get up clubs as a rule
are well satisfied with the present they receive,
and generally speaking send In the second club
within two or three days from the time they re-
ceive the first order Reader you can easily get
up a club. Try. Every family wants and will
have tea and coffee We believe our tea and coffee
to be not only the best but the cheapest in Wash.
ington. We certainly offer you an easy way to
hours Of your timer We think you Ri' viii be BE-
satisfied with the result. Again we say try. Cans
of both tea and coffee are invariably selected for
QUITO town customers by disinterested parties
We prefer that people In the city should make
their own selections.
We donated yesterday fifteen cans of tea and
N hn al fai tbop M
person will be well satisfied with the can they buy
or we will miss our guess
Below we give list of those who have found
sum :of money, 50 or upward, in cans purchased
thus far this week. We do not take the names Of
those who find less than s5. As a matter of fact,
however great many find 81, 81, or So in the cans
they buy.
MONEY FOUND YESTERDAY BY
Christian Bleich, steward soldiers' Home 500, in
coffee; Police ofilcer Daily, 513 Massachusetts
avenue, IS, in tea; J. L. Sullivan, COS street
Ninth street northwest, $50, in tea Mrs. Il. f.
Bond, l347 Corcoran street northwest $780, in tea
Pennsylvania avenue, 500, in tea found Wednes-
day.; Miss Fannie Kennerly, ten years old,
residence 6l9 Tenth street, $40 gold IN tea Joseph
X. X. Helphenstine, Ebbitt House drug store, So,
in coffee; Hon. William VI IL Harris 223 South Ro6ey
street, Chicago $7S gold, IN tea ghs is the third
or fourth present Mr.. Harris has found
MONEY FOUND MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
THURSDAY BY
Frank c. Collinsworth, superintendent billiard
room National Hotel, IS, gold, in tea Mr. Prince,
clerk Police Court, Chatelaine watch, value s20
left by mistake in can of coffee; Mrs. Kennerdy,
1919 Tenth street northwest $40, gold, in tea Mrs.
a. spsnter III s
son, Newark, N. j., SIS, greeubacks, in tea; A. T.
gold. ''G in. ''tS' tes waiter S oDonnel 0'e Bait.
more, SO in tea; Rev J. W. Stevenson Ccoi-
9Icd). 4. N. =; Church, NJ street, between
fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. S5, In coffee
James Wise, 1913 Eighth street northwest. 5000, in
tea; G.. w. Pomeroy, Government Printing Office,
$50, in tea; Ell oConnor, st. Louis, $3.50 In gold,
$3.50 in tea W. f. Raplcy, treasurer National
Theatre, $50, In coffee; Miss Wilson, Metropolitan
Hotel SSo in gold in tea G George W Driver, lSis
Granther, colorod, oyster dealer 1919 Sixth street
southwest, So in tea Samuel Katzenstein, SiO
Seventh street northwest, 500 in gold in tea
John E. Lane, Sixteenth and Q streets northwest,
$50 IN gold, In tea; l.. Murphy, Bureau of En-.
craving and Printing dence "a street northwest
sl49, in tea David Crowley Boston, Mass, SIS In
gold, in tea; John Carpenter, Pennsylvania
avenue. near Tenth street, $50. in tea
ThoPSs Williams eOHGSS se0 H. sS
Redman, Laramie, Wyoming, $50, in tea; John
o'Brien, Jacksonville, Florida, $3.50, in coffee
Maggie 'Brien, Jacksonville, Florida, s5 in coffee
George Hill. Madison, Indiana, 500 IN tea
tea; Rev g. M Merrill, s&5 IN eofSe j. j. nSTdaan sG m
trestaurssnno, Sixth and peHwpsylysnia ave ave,
specification Room, Government Printing
ONCE, go, in tea; j. NJ. Richards, j.
once, 80, in coffee; H. II, sherey, So secont
street northwest, $40, in tea, s5, in coffee
DR.. Joseph, disbursing clerk Treasur,
Dieter. 159 Joraleman street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SlOo gold. IN tea; X. @. Boss. 6l2 Eighth stree
southwest, $40, in cofee Thomas Toner, Stat
department, $50 in gold, in tea; Miss barbara
Jones, Baltimore, Md, $3.50. in tea,
To. morrow we will publish additional names o
those who are in luck to-day. Watch for the Hist
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all parts o.
tho United States Address
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, d. G.