Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-21
Money for All, Gold By h Peel,
Greenbacks by the barrel.

Our business continues to boom. We
notice a great many familiar faces in our
store every day, and are frequently greeted
with the remark, II want another can OF
tea, l have tried it and think it the best l
have ever used" Also, Give me a can Of
coffee, it's the boss.coffee in this city," We
believe we will supply two-thirds OF the
families in the city by the first OF August
Judging from the way our business Is daily
increasing, and that a large majority OF
them will continue to buy from our agent
after we are gone. Reader, II You have no.
vet tried our tea and coffee, come in
today, buy a can OF each and sat
isfy yourself OF the superior quality
Of our goods. To induce purchasers
to ~patronize us and get accustomed to u
tea and coffee we give in each can hat we
sell to-day q present of money of not less
than ten cents. A great many cans con-
tain Is cents, or - cents, or Is cents, or 80
cents, or 40 cents, or so cents, or 10 cents,
or 81, or s., or s.. A number Of cans con-
tain IS, or $40. or SIS, or $40, or SIS: few
cans contain $40, or $50. Not q blank in
the entire lot. Come in to day and try
your luck. 1t is Impossible for You to lose
a cent on the can you buy. Every one We
sell is worth the price asked 81, TO say
nothing of the present in the can. We
have an immense pile OF greenbacks in our
windows; it is a novel sight to see so much
money. Come and take a glance at 1t to-
day. We have three times as much In
the store as there is in the show window,
most of it in cans; sold to one
and all at 81 per can, six
cans for 800, II cans for 1910, Is cans for
$40, IS cans for $50 with a present OF money
in each can. IL you are IN luck You may
find enough money III one can TO pay Tor
fifty cans. Who knows? We are quite GER
tain, reader, you don't know and never
will unless you conclude to buy a can. A
great many of the NEST fashionable ladies
in the city daily visit our store. We like
to have them come they, rs a rule, are
much better judges OF tea than men. Come
in to-day, ladies, and sample our tea for 81
a can and get a present. The following
q partial list Of those securing presents this
week:
Joseph Barum ten silver dollars in tea;
| Mrs. Milligan, Morgautown, $50 in goli;
William Hinton, boiler, $50 in greenbiCks;
| Henry Kirkpatrick, laborer, S25 in green.
backs; John Hinton, printer, $40 in gold;
| DYKES Hannah, llO9 Market street, produce
dealer, $40 in greenbacks: 5. J. Florence,
10 Twentieth street, found $40 in gold in a
can of tea; Joseph Barum and W.. II:
| Combs, one $40 gold piece, $40 in silver and
man found in coffee S2j in greengacks Mary
Simpson, seamstress, Main street, found In
tea $40 in SILVER; Franklin Hall, Harris
willie, o., stem-winding and stem. setting
watch, $l5; Chas. Daub, butcher, Fulton,
stem.windiDg and setting watch. $l5; W.
A. MilIigan, PHI Eotf street, chatalaine,
watch, SIS; VIM. Applegate, iorkville,
stem.winding and stem-setting watch, Sl5;
Geo. Rucker, 1912 Morrow street, stem wind.
ing and stem setting watch, $l5: David
Grivens,N North Wheeling, stem.winding and
stem.setting watch, SO; Mrs. Oldham, l225
Main street, chatalaine watch, $lS; James
Travis, mailer. LaBelle iron works, genuine
diamond stud. SIS; Lizzie Lucas, 1924
Chapline street, genuine diamond ring,
$40; Leroy Smith, 1874 Water street, stem
winding and stem setting watch, SIS; Jacob
Sweitzer, % Eleventh street, genuine dia-
mond collar button, $lS; Mike Gavin, 200
Water street, American watch, ST.; Joseph
Johnson, Bridgeport, o., fireman on Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad,
stem winding and stem winding watch,
S15; G. T. Bell, Arlington stove works
genuine diamond ring, $35; s. b.
Mayors, MiDgo% Junction, chatelaine watch,
SlS; George Hauteker, Bridgeport, stem
winding and stem setting watch, $lS; Miss
Jennie McFay, 9i5 Main street, diamond
ring. $25; IT. Lynch, Bargain Shoe House,
"A Twelfth street. $50; Michael Coppinger,
North Wheeling, stem winding and stem
setting watch, SIS; Louis Schwalb, First
National Saloon, lOlS Main street, chate-
laine watch, $lS; Mrs. Teece, boarding
house, 9i5 Main street, genuine diamond
ring, S25.