Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-20
$1OO.

The Importers Tea Company, of New
York. have opened branch store in this city, al
No. 1o8 East Third street. Their Tea and Coffee
are put up in paper cans; tea, cans and contents
weighs % pounds, and coffee cans 81 pounds
each. Every can contains present ranging in
value from l0c to $50, either in cash, solid gold
or silver watches or jewelry, also genuine dia-
mond jewelry. The company has adopted thus
method to advertise and introduce their choice
goods, and after Oct. 81, they will be sold at the
same price, without the souvenirs, the Tea
and Coffee being worth at fair retail value
more than that asked, without any regard to the
presents. The following are a few of the for
tunae purchasers SO far:
r. C. Reynolds. SIG Grove street, barber, one
watch; A. Feise, of Atlantic garden, corner Wa
bashaw and Fourth streets, solid coin silver
hunting case lever watch in tea, SIG; Lowe
Whiting, 122 Virginia avenue, one watch,
$40; Charley A. Lambert, hat store, 800 East
Seventh street, one stem setter watch, $l2: M
st. Claire, attorney at law, Sherman block.
room 2, hunting case American watch, Sl8, in
tea; Miss Pearl Cunningham, 1873 Portland av-
enue, amethyst ring, SO, in tea; T. Jones, en-
gineer Chicago & Northwestern road, diamond
ear dtoir, III tea, value $50; Joseph Strasber
travelling agent, :; 0 gid: Joseph Lcfavre, IS
EXch4uge street. watch, SlZ. %; James q. Lu-
Gas, los West Third street at New York gallery,
one watch, $40; George Kanteman, $50 WabashaW
avenue, one stem setting watch, value SIS; Mrs
Charles Benin, 149 East Fifth street at Germania
house, one silver service; w. II. Adams, st. Paul
Linseed Oil company, one watch valued at S12
W. F. Markoe, No. $50 st. Peter street, and ].
s. Sanford, Windsor hotel, one diamond collar
button; H. s. Dunbar, bricklayer, 1873 West
Fifth street, one watch, SIS; Miss Emma Krause,
corner of Rice and Iglehart, one
La ladies' chatelaine watch, s1S; N. s.
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1877 Mount Airy street, one nickel watch, SIS,
w. p. Jewett, 579 Broadway, one stem winding
and setting watch, $40; Peter Schisselr cutter al
Auerbach, Finch & Co.'S, one stem setting
watch, $40; H. D. Mathews, 166 East Third
street, ladies' silver chatelaine watch $40; T..
Cavanaugh, 100 Pennsylvania avenue, one silver
service; II. j. Hilyard 143 Robert street, one dia
Bruggeman, No. 203 West Third street, one cha
telaine watch, SIS; P. T. Miller. brakeman Chi
cago & Rock Island railroad, $40 gold piece in
tea; Mrs. T. Barnes, sales-lady, found horse
timing watch valued at $50: H. w.
Smith, Minneapolis lumberman
diamond ring valued at $50; Levy Kanteman,
cook at Union depot, one stem winding and set
ting watch, $40; W. W. Cook, with H. F. Plato
& Co., dry goods, 131 Last Third street, one gen
uine diamond collar button, $50; H. F. Blood,
at Gordon & Ferguson, 147 east Eighth street,
one watch, vaiue s12; A. Armstrong, real estate,
stem winding and setting watch, SIS; Louis
Cloavitzel restaurant, 1882, r ebert,
street, one stem winding and setting watch.
SIS; Mrs. F. J. Schultz, millinery store,
No. So East Third street, one chat
elaine watch, sl8; Mr.. J. J. Dunnigan, plumber,
22O E. Seventh street, one genuine diamond
ring, $50. Mrs. Thomas Hill, 46 Western avenue,
chatelaine watch, S18; Mrs. Brewster, proprie-
tress of the Brewsters boarding house, corner OF
Sixth and Robert streets, one diamond ring, S35;
G. Martin, steamboat steward of st. Louis, $50
cash; Mrs. c. L. Wilson, No. 537 N. Wacouta street
dressmaking establishment, one chatelaiue watch,
value SIS; H. C. De Jonker, Seventh street
pillow works, one stem-winding and setting watch,
value SIS; John Lemon, printing house, 3l8
Minnesota street, two stem winding ard setting
watches, valued at $25.
The company's only terms to grocers and others
are: Single cans 81, for IS, IL for $40, Is for
$40, G5 for $50. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts Of the United States, and
should be accompanied by Postof6ce order OF
cash, and be addressed 10 the Importers Tea
Company, No. 10S East Third street, st. Paul.
Open evenings.