Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-30
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The Traders and Importers Tea Company
of New York have opened q branch store
in this city, Their teas are put up in paper
cans. Each can weighs, including contents,
about ~ pounds, and is sold, can and con-
tents, at the uniform price OF 81 per can TO
one and all. The tea itself is OF an excel
lent quality and we'll worth the money.
The coffee is put up in paper cans, each can
weighing, including contents, about 81
pounds, and sold, can and contents, at
same price as tea, viz. 81 per can. The cof-
fee is hard to beat, gives satisfaction where
ever used. and is worth a dollar of anybodys
money. Every can contains a souvenir OF
from 10 cents to $50 cash, or gold or silver
watches or jewelry, and also genuine dia-
mond iewelry. No blanks, the tea and cof-
fee worth at a fair retail price more than
that asked, without any regard to the sou.
venir. This company take this method
to advertise their goods, and after
July 30th these teas and cof-
fees will be sold wholly on their
merits at the same price, but without the
souvenir. Orders by mail promptly for
warded to all parts of the United States.
Address Traders and Importers Tea Com.
pany, No. 1865 Main street. opposite Elev-
enth street, Wheeling, West Va. Price,
81 20 per can, 6 cans for $500, ~ cans for
$40, IS cans for $40, and G5 cans for $50.
The following is only a partial list Of
lucky purchasers who found valuable
presents in their cans of tea and coffee:
A. ]. Seamon, 1898 Market street, clerk at
c., l.. d w. r. r., genuine diamond collar
button; Margaret Sheldon, Etnayille, Ohio,
silver service; Mrs. Emma Bedillion, 1910
Market street, wringer store, silver pickle
dish; NJ. A. Warneck, blacksmith, Thirty
third street, silver service; Isaac Manages
III Thirty. first street, Riverside mill, stem
winding aud stem setting watch, SIS; Mary
Derrick, 27l0 Eoff street, silver ser.
vice; Mrs. Fritz Grinder, Mar
tins Ferry, chatelaine watch, So;
Lottie Shader. % ohio street, silver SER
vice in a can of tea; Miss Mamie McCGl.
Tough, SO Sixteenth street, genuine dia'
mond ring, $l5; Calib Sylvis, Lieutenant
of Police, Chalitaine watch, SIS; b. Mowray,
16 Seventeenth street, silver service; Frank
Bowers, City Clerk, one stem winding and
setting watch, $l5, and a genuine diamond
ring, three stone, diamond, ruby aud
sapphyre) $25; Charles A. Reed, city collec'
tor. genuine diamond ring, same kind as
above, $25; L. w, Dunaway, City RECEIVER,
also genuine three stone diamond ring
diamond, ruby and s%apphyre) S25; Charles
II. Stull, corner Jacob street, genuine dia-
mond ring, three stone, diamond, ruby
and sapphyre) valued at So; Miss Mamie
Wright, Sl3 Main street, silver service;
Oliver G. King, barkeeper Of Mcclure House
saloon. solid coin silver hunting case watch
$50; Vim. Fisher. Steubenville, Ohio, found
in tea solid silver American watch s25;
+. w. Dunaway, city building, silver ser
vice Mrs. Dora Bartons, 900 Main street,
also silver service; Hiram HAYNES. 10
Thirty.firsL street, stem-winding and set
ting watch, SO, and a solid coin silver
Hunting case American watch, 80; Z. l."
Kurtz, drug store, 1l39 Market street, gen.
uine diamond collar button, $25; j. l.
English, Washington, Pa, diamond stud,
valued at $35; Mary Lynch, Newark, o.,
ladies' Chalalain watch, SIS; theodore
Fisher, Ga East Wheeling, stemf winding
and setting watch and 1926 in silver:
J.. ]. Grippen, corner Hanover and Fourth
streets, Martins Ferry, Ohio, stem winding
and setting watch, SIS; clerk at Harrison
auction house. Main street, found in coffee
a genuine diamond collar button Mrs.
Hugh 0'Hare. g. \. Huron street, Wheel.
ing Island, silver plated sugar dish; Fred
Hathaway, Twenty.ninth street, near toll
gate, silver pickle dish; Charles Stole,
Nineteenth street, ladies chatelaine watch,
SIS; Mrs. James Ryne, 1906 Market street,
silver service; Patrick H. Coppinger, 1924;
Wood street, stem winding and set
ting watch, SIS; Mary Steiner, East
Wheeling, three stone diamond ring, $50;
Miss MollIe Marsh, No. 40 Eleventh street,
Ladies' Chartelan Watch, valued at Sl5i
Mrs. Mary Walters, Bellaire, Ladies' Gold
Watch, $40; James Dunmore, breakman on
Panhandle Railroad, found in can OF tea
a stem winding and setting watch, SIS;
J. w. Vankeuran, 1927 Jacob street, found
in coffee a stem-winding and setting watch
valued at SIS: J. G. Rosenhaim, 1863 Main
street, gents furnishing goods, genuine
diamond ring, $35; James Speyer, whole.
sale notions, 1872 Main street, ladies'
chatelaine watch, SIS; Sarah Clark, Fit.
tenth street, found in tea gents diamond
pin valued at $35.