Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-03
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THE IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY of New York have opened Branch Store in this city at 396 and 399 State Street, JOUR- NAL AND COURIER Building. The Teas and Coffees are put up in paper cans Every can contains, in addition to Tea or Coffee, an article running in value from 10 cents to $50 in cash or gold and silver watches or jeweIry. Also genuine diamond jewelry.
 The tea cans weigh, can and contents, II pounds. The coffee cans, can and contents, 3 pounds. Price $1 each.
 The company have adopted this method to advertise their goods, but after WEDNESDAY,, Ger. 31, these choice Teas and Coffees will be sold,solely on their merits by their agent at the same quantity and same quality, but without other articles in the cans than Tea and Coffee, the Tea and Coffee being, at 8 fair retail value, more than the price asked, without any regard to the other articles.
 This company has appointed more than fifty agents in various cities, none of whom are now selling other articles than TEA and COFFEE, yet each agent has large and rapidly growing trade as the superior quality of their goods becomes known.
 Orders by mail should be accompanied by cash or postoffice order, and will be prompt ly filled and forwarded to all parts of the United States. Address Importers Tea Co.,, 396 and 398 State Street, New Haven, Conn.
 Prices-$1 per can cans for $5; 24 cans for $20; 65 cans for $50.
 
 The following is only partial list of the parties who have so far found valuable Rr- ticles in their cans in addition to their Tea and Coffee:
 J. B. Bolton, 38 Clark street, found 8 Ladies' Chatelaine Watch in can of Tea valued at SIP. Miss Mary Garrity, domestic, found genuine Diamond Ring in Coffee val ued at 1925. Henry LRnghammer, COURIER ofice found an s. and s. Watch in can of Tea valued at $15. w. H. Brompton, conduo- tor, 101 Wooster street, found genuine Diamond Stud in can of Coffee valued at $20. Chr. Riebesehl, New York, found Ladies Gold Watch valued at $35, in can of Tea. B. R. Ferry, 514 State street, found an s. and s. Watch in can of Coffee valued at $15. A. H. Buckingham, Stove dealer, 337 Grand street, S. and s. Watch in Coffee valued at $15. s. G. Johnson, Treasurer Palladium, found a Ladies' Chatelaine Watch in can of Tea, val ue SIP.
 J. H. RAYMOND, 139 Bradley street, found genuine Diamond Stud in Coffee, valued at $2O.
 CHARLES QUINN, farmer, near Milford, Stem Winding and Setting Watch, value of $15.
 GEORGE H. MAXWELL, steamboat hand, found an s. and s. Watch in Tea, value $20.
 PHILLIP BEILINGER, teamster, found a genuine Diamond Scarf Pin, valued at $15, in Tea.
 E. DAVIS, 74 Perkins street, found an s. and s. Watch in can of Tea, valued at $15
 WILLIAM MORSE, bookkeeper at J. F. Good rich lS Co.'S carriage shop, found genuine Diamond Stud in can of Coffee, valued at $2O also an s. and s. Watch in can of Tea, valued at $15.
 ADoLPH EIsELE, 4O9 State street, an S. and S. Watch valued at $15, in can of Tea.
 MRS. M. l.. WILSON, dressmaker. found 8 Ladies' Chatelaine Watch in can of Tea, val ued at SIP.
 We shall continue to publish from day to day partial list of those who find valuable articles in their cans in addition to their Tea and Coffee. oc2