The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-30
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The Traders and Importers Tea Company
OF New York have opened a branch store in
this city, Their teas are put up in paper
cans. Each can weighs including contents,
about ~ pounds, and is solo, can and cor
tents, at the uniform price of 81 per can to
one and all. The tea itself is of an excellent
quality, and well worth the money. The COL
fee 1s put up ia paper cans. each can weigh
ing, moulding contents about BIZ pounds,
and sold, can and contents, at same price as
tea, viz. ST per can. The coffee is hard to
beat, gives satisfaction wherever used and is
worth dollar of any body's money, Every
can contains souvenir of from 10. cents 10
$50 ca b, or gold or silver watches. or
jewelry, and also genuine diamond jsweiIy.
No blanks The tea and coffee worth at q
fair retail price more than that asked, with
out any regard TO the souvenir. This COM
pany takes this method to advertise their
goods, and after July 30th these teas and
cottees will be sold wholly on their merits by
their agent, at the same price, but withons
the souvenir. Orders by mail promptly for
warded to all parts of the United States. AID
No. 1865 Main street, opposite Eleventh street
wheeling. West Va. Prics 81 90 per can, 6
cans for So 90, IL cans for $40. 25 cans for 500,
and 90 cans for $50. The following is only q
partial list Of lucky purchasers who found
valuable presents liz their cans of tea and
coffee - q -
A. ]. Seanon, 1923 Market street, clerk at
O.. l.. & w. r. r. office, genuine diamond
collar button; Margaret Sheldon, Etnaville,
Ohio, silver servic.; Mrs, Emma Bedillion,
pickle dish; n. a. Warneck, blacksmith.
Thirty-third street., silver Service; Isaac
Manages, 112 Thrty-tiist street, Riverside mill,
stem winding and s'am-setting watch, SIS:
Mary Deitriok, 2'10 e IF street, silver servi :e
Mrs. Fritz Grinoer, Marti IS Ferry, uha.e.
lame watch, $l5; Lottie Shader, q Ohio
street, silver service; Miss Mamie McCul-
lou b. SO Sixteenth street, genuine diamond
rihg, $l5i Caleb Sylvis, Lieutenant of Police,
chat aline wat h, SIS; b. MowIsy, 16 Seven
teeth street, silver service; Frank Bowers,
Oily Clerk, stem viz ding and stsm-settine
watch, SIS; and genuine three stone dia.
mond, ruby and sapphire ring, $25 Charles
a. Reed, City Collector, genuine three stone
diamond, ruby and sapphire ring, S25; e. W.
Dunaway, City Receiver, genuine three stose
diamond, ruby and sapphire ring, $25; Chas.
ID .Stull, Jacob street, genuine three stone di,-
mon6, ruby and sapphire ring, valued at $50.
service; Oliver G. King, bar. keepsr, Mcclure
House saloon, solid coin silver hunting case
watch, 500; VIM. Fisher, Steubenville, Ohio.
found in tea solid American watch, $25; L.
W. DunawHy, city buildin q. silver service;
Mrs. Dora Bartons, 900. Main street, also silver
service, Hiram Haynes, 115 Thirty first street,
stem winding and setting watch, $40, and a
solid coin silver Hunting case Ameri-
can Watch, $50; @. L. Kur'z, drug
store; l1S9 Market street, genuine die.
LISLN SVA4oA 0OGsOi1 S6oJJ. hORllSl.
Washington, Pa, diamond stud, val
usd at S35, Mary Lynch, Newark, Ohio.
ladies' Chatelaine watch, $lS; Theodore
Fisher, GA East Wheeling. stem winding and
setting watch and 50 % in silver; J. ]. Grin
pen, corner Hanover and Fourth streets.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, stem winding and sci,
ting watch, $l5; clerk at Harmison's
auction house, Main street, found in coffee
genuine diamond collar button; Mrs
Hugh O'Hare, 43 n. Huron street, Wheel,
ing Island, silver plated sugar dish; Fred
Hathaway, Twerty-ninth street, near toll
gsts, silver pickle dish; Charles Stole, Nine
tenth street. ladies' chatelaine watch: Mrs
James Rine, 1066 Marke street. silver service:
Patrick Cottinger, 1924 Wood street. stem
winding and setting watch. $l5; Mary
Steiner, East Wheeling, three stone diamond
ring, $35; Miss Mol.ie Marsh, No. &c Eleventh
street, ladies' chatelaine watch, valued at
SIS; Mrs. Mary Walters, Bellaire, ladies' gold
watch, $40i Jaues Dunmore, brakeman on
Panhandle railroad, found In can of tea a
stem winding and setting watch, $i5. ]. W.
Vaukeuran, 1927 Jacob street, found in cot
fee stem-winding and setting watch valued
at SIS. ]. g. Rosenhein, 1860 Main street,
GEMS furnishing goods, genuine diamond
ring, $35; James Sptyer, wholesale notions.
1872 Main street, LADIES' chatelaine watch,
Sl5i Sarr Clark, Fifteenth street, found in
tea, gents diamond pin valued at $35.