Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-20
.Nezc Advertisements.
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The IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY OF New YoRK
have opened branch store in Baltimore.
Their lea and coffee are sealed up in cans the
tea weighing one and a-half pounds and eof-
fee cans three pounds. Every can contains
present of from ten cents TO $50 cash, or gold
or silver watches or jewclry, including genu-
inc diamonds-no blanks-the tea or coffee
being worth at fair retail price more than
that asked, without any regard 10 the pres
ent. AS to the quality of their teas and cof-
fee they refer to an analysis by Prof. G.. II.
Stuntz, of Cincinnati Medical College and
Chemist to the Board OF Health, that in an
average of twenty analyses there were no for
eign substances in the tea and q percentage
better than the average of pure teas, and, in
addition to the physical aud chemical tests of
the samples physiological test of Nos. and
4 (tea and coffee), determined that they do
not contain any substance injurious TO health,
respectfully presented G. r. Stuntz, Professor
OF Chemistry Cincinnati Medical College.
This company take this method to advertise
their goods, and aite: June Both these teas and
c0fiees will be sold wholly on their merits by
their agent at the same prices, but without the
present. This company has appointed more
than forty agents in various cities, none of
which are now giving presents, the time hav-
ing expired, yet each agent has large and
rapidy-growing trade, as the superior quality
Of their goods becomes known. Among the
many fortunate purchasers so far are; Mrs.
Winslow, Charles-street avenue; Mrs. John 3.
Longmaker, A. w. Bosley, Isl West Column
bia street, cabinetma&er, each found genuine
diamond finger rings in tea and coffee valued
at $40 each. Rev. W. R. Arnold, pastor Of
st. Johns A. NJ. Z. Church, Tester and Or
chard Streets VIM. Marshall, 81 Edmondson
street; Geo. W. Gill, No. 3l3 North Broad
way, fish dealer; Charles j. McAleese super
tntendent police fire alarm telegraph City
Hall; L. ID. Palmer, american, daily; G.
Swearer, No. l, Grand street, restaurant; W.
W. Johnson coal dealer, each found STEM
winding and setting watches, valued from
Sl2 to SlS. O.L.Stewart, of the p. E. Church
Ne'cs, stem winding and setting watch;
Miss ida Pollock 46s West Baltimore street, a
ladies' chatelane watch, valued at $25. John
Miller, truckman, found $50 cash sealed up in
can of coffee, j. Biddle, ship broker; r. G.
Sunstrom, 90 Light-st wharf, T o. Brion, 40
German street, each found sem-windng and
setting Swiss watches in tea and coffee, aud
valued from $l2 10 SIS each; Mrs. David
Weisenfeld, lady's chatelaine watch, valued at
Sls; W. " Warfeld, "A st. Paul street; Mrs.
George Brown, Charles street; Mrs. T. Ander-
son, OF Fayeie street, and DR.. Hami, each
found $50 cash in tea and coffee. q. +.
Woods, clerk of the Howard ouse; G. A.
Carney 10 Postoffice avenre; Thomas II Nc
Cochin, of S. Gay street; DR. Hamil, Mr.. II. |
L. klosterman, 1913 South Sharp street, mer-
chant talor-each found genuine diamond
collar buttons in coffee, valued from $50 to
$40. William Crone, East Favette street. near
High street; Mrs. Cleyeland-each found da-
mond finger rings, valued Mt $50. Rev G.
Borchers, pastor st. Johns Church Fourth
Reformed), 1872 South Sharp; Dr. Hamel, l. 81
Calvert street; Robert F. Green, clerk of the
commissioners for opening streets; D. W. c.
Shock, OF Baltimore Duly american; Mrs.
Schley, No Ga Greenmount avenue; Ambrose
Kiser, of Baltimore & Ohio blacksmith shop.
Mount Clare J. J. II. Kerwin, delivery de-
partment, Adams Express Company; j. w.
Worth, letter carrier on District No 80; J.
II. Smith, of Metropolitan Clothing House,
No. l78 West Baltimore street; A. Bechhofer,
lab North Exeter street, Thomas p. Cosgrove,
40 Mulbury street, of Bryant, Stratton & Sad
ler's Business College; 7 Harrington, up
holsterer, 81 Monument street; J Franklin
Cole, l66 North Bond street; Frank Smith,
"a Eutaw Place, upholsterer; Miss Marshall,
miliner; S Benson, 4lO Eager street, oil
refner, Baltimore United Oil Company; Chas
Caughey, editor and proprietor of Balti-
more Ec@y Saturday; c II Miller, Office Ger
man Correspondent; NJ Roche, OF Daily Her.
aid; Stanley Daley, of E0ening HerGId; S
Bo's, Jr., of gazette; George W Rosemond,
deputy sheriff; II T Koslerman, merchant
tailor, 1888 South Sharp street, + Ludlam,
American newspaper; W II Tower, office Of
Circuit Court, Oakland, Garrett county, Nd
each found stemwinding and setting watch
es valued from Sl2 to SlS, W p Lowry
clerk Baltimore City Court; Aaron Levy, No.
272 West Fayette street-each found stem
winding calender watches, with compass at
tachWent, valued at $lS each. Mrs A Owens,
clerk; j Simmons, clerk each found in tea
hne, solid l6-carat hunting-case gold watches
ladies size, valued at $50 EACH Mrs. Davis.
OF Baltimore street; i VIM Welsh, Miss Lizzie
Jones--each found coin silver American hunt
ing-case watches, valued at S2j each In ad-
diton TO above the following are A 4 Hud-
gings and VIM Plummer, of the Savannah
steamship Line, each found genuine diamond
rings, valued from $40 to $50; Mordecai h
Smith, Metropolitan Clothing ouse, l79
West Baltimore street; Mrs Sa ter, No.
23G Chew street: j G.. Mitchell, detective; A
Norman, l6S West Pratt street wire works;
u Duva!l, of american: jacob Miller, No.
Frederick avenue, reslaurant-each found
stem winding and setting watches, valued
from Sl2 10 SIS in tea and coffee. Their only
terms are TO grocers and others Single cans,
81; eleven cans, $40; tweDty-three cans for
$50; sixty cans for $50. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded, which are selected bv
dlsin'erested parties, and should contain the
money o. postal order, or cash sent by ex.
press, and be directed to the Importers Tea
Company, No. los West Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md NAV l3.2,
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