The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-04
500.

The IrAderE ana importers lea Uomrany
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 n pounds, and Is sold, eau and con-
tents, at the uniform price Of 81 per can to
quality, and well worth the money. The
coffee is put up in paper cans each can
weighing, including contents, about 81
pounds, and sold, can and contsnts, at same
price as tea, viz: ST per can. The coffee Is
hard 10 beat, gives satisfaction wherever
used, and Is worth dollar OF anybody's
money. Every can contains souvenir oil
from 10 cents to $50 cash, or gold or silver
watches or jewelry, and also genuine diamond
jewelry. No blanks. The tea and coffee
worth at fair retail price more than that
asked, without any regard to the souvenir.
This company takes this method to advertise
tkeir goods, and after July Both these teas
and cotfees will be sold wholly on theii
merits by their agent, ut the same price but
without the souvenir. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts OF the
United States. Address Traders and Impor'
ters' Tea Company, No. 1905 Main street
opposite Eleventh street, Wheeling, West
cans for $40, Is cans for $20 and 65 cans fol-
$50. The following is only partial list oil
lucky purchasers whofound valuable presents
in their cans OF tea aud coffee.
Louis Schwalb, proprietor First National
Saloon, 1913 Main street, Chatelaine watch,
SIS, Mrs. Rlues, 1901 Jacob street, silver sugar
bowl; Miss Mamie Fletcher, Iii Seventeenth
street, silver butter dish; Mrs. F. Hornepy,
Martins Ferry, silver service; Mrs. VIM.
Meyer, 3Sll Jacob street silver service;
Michael Coppipger, Sorth Wheeling, stem
winding and stem settling watch, value, SIG.
Bonnie Ebbell, pol Seventeenth street, silver
service; Miss Title Knight, 81 Eleventh
street, silver service; John G. Kline, $40
Main street, silver service; W. A. Boyd,
Mayor OF West Alexander, stem winding and
stem setting watch; Mrs. Blues, 1904 Jacob
street, silver service; Thos. Jones, 11S Viz
ginia street, silver service; Mrs. James Han
nan, 80 Fourteenth street, silver service;
three stone diamond ruby and sapphire ring:
Mrs. J. ". Smith, Benwood Iron Works, sil.
yer service; John McNeal, 1855 Jacob street,
stem windingsn stem setting watch; J. W.
Gontier, rear 05 Fifteesth street, stem wind
ing and setting watch, SIS; John Armstrong,
Erening Journal, ladies chatelaine watch, $1S;
CatherlDe MowrSy, South Wheeling, silver
service, Mira. Mary Riddle, 10 Main street,
silver service; James Cornwall, So in silver
and genuine diamond stud; Miles Coppenger,
Top mil, North Wheeling, 50 In silver;
Mrs. VIM. Meyer. SSll Jacob street, genuine
diamond ring; J. NJ. CLARK, A Eighteenth
street, Riverside mill, stem.winding and
stem.Setting watch, Sl5; @. w. Doane, 60
Twenty.Sixth street, stem-winding and stem
setting watch, SIS; Charles Price, 300 Main
street, stem-setting watch, $l5; Herman Bah
cock, So Chapman street, stem-winding and
Stsn.Setting watch, $l5 Miss Carrie Hobbs,
Martins Ferry, genuine diamond ring; Miss
Jessie, daughter OF W. I. Burt, Of Pittsburgh
Norway iron wagon and carriage makers,
Mechen, ll6i Main street, silver pickle cas-.
tor; Ed. Carenbauer, 2306 Main street, Chate.
laine watch, SIS; J. W. Callahan, 113 Thirty.
first street, stem-winding and stem
setting watch, $l6; Davis Callahan,
north Wheeling, Main ttreet, stem.
winding and stem.setting watch SIS; John
octs, Water street, stem.winding and stem.
setting watch, SIS; A. ]. Ssamon, 1928
Market street, clerk at O., L. W. z. R office,
genuine diamond collar button; Margaret
sheldon, Etnayille, o., silver service; Mrs
Emma Bedillion, 1040 Market, wringer store,
silver pickle dish; N. A. Warneck, black.
smith, Thirty-third street, silver service
Isaac Manages, liz Thirty-irst street, River.
side mill, stem-winding and stem.setting
watch, SIS; Mrs. ]. w. Smith, Benwood,
silver service Mary Dethck, 27l0 E9ffstrset,
silver seyice Mrs. FriE Griadee, Martins
Ferry, ChatsIaine watch, SO; Lottie shader,
~ Ohio street, silver rervice IN can OF tea !,
Miss Mamie Mccullough SO Sixteenth street,
genuine diamond ring, SIS; Caleb Sylvis, Lieu.
tenant OF Police, Chatelaine watch, SIS.
B. Mowray, 10 Seventeenth street, silver ser
vice, Frank Bowers, City Clerk, one stem
winding watch, SO, and genuine diamond
ring, three stone, diamond, ruby and sap
phire) $26; Charles A. Reed, City Collector,
genuine diamond ring, same kind as above,
SOS; 3. W. Dunaway, City Receiver, also gen.
rine three stone diamond ring $25; Charles
H. stull, corner jacob street, genuine dla-
mond ring, three stone valued at $50'