Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
$780,.
0enulne Diamonds Packed With
Tea and Coffee.

900.
ssen uine Diamonds Packed with
Tea and Coffee.
The Traders Tea Company, of New
York, have opened q branch store in
this city at No. 1913 Market street. Their
teas are put up In paper cans, each can
and contents Weighing ~ pounds.
Their coffee Is also put up In paper
cans, weighing, can and contents, 3
pounds. Their tea and coffee Is hard to
beat, and gives satisfaction every where
and Is well worth 81 each. Every can
sold contains, in addition to the tea and
coffee. an article in value, from
ten cents 10 fifty dollars, consisting of
genuine diamonds, gold and silver
watches, money and jewelry. The
their goods, but after thirty days their
choice teas and coffees will bo sold
wholly on their merits by their agent at
the same price. but without other arti-
cles. This company has appointed over
sixty agents in various cities, none of
which are now selling other articles
than tea and coffee, yet each agent has
a large and rapidly increa ing trade, as
the superior quality Of their goods be-
come known.
The following Is partial list of those
who found valuable souvenirs in their
cans of tea and coffee yesterday {:
b. 3. Clark, 407 Market street, 4. &
S. watch Sallie Best, West Fourth
street, found q genuine diamond r.nR ;
Flora Walters, 424 Market street, found
Ia genuine diamond ring Mrs X. M.
Haberacker, 428 East Fourth street
found a genuine diamond ring Katie
DouRherty, DUPONT street, found q
gen uine diamond ring John Mes
sick, 1lO3 Market street, b. x s.
watch Mrs. Niles, Sixteenth and
Scott streets, silver service +; Thomas j.
Farley, 226 Maryland avenue, genuine
diamond ring G. T. Beners. 4O8 West
Seventh street, conductor Is. & p. K.
r., found genuine diamond stud In
can of tea Miss Annie johnson, 22l
West Second street, solid gold band
ring Mrs. Kalmbacher, No. Lord
street, genuine diamond ring Miss T.
Graham. All West Front street, silver
service Mrs j. n. Millington, 81
West Third street, silver service /; Miss
Lizzie House, 2C6 King street, genuine
diamond ring DIR. j. p. Pyle found q
genui diamond ring in can of tea !;
Miss Lizzie Sumter, salesiady, found a
set of genu ne diamond ear drops valued
at $50 IN a can Of tea Charles p. John
son, co or. d, hod carrier, found twenty
silver dollars in IA can of tea, for which
he paid 81 John McCaffrey, 800 East
Fourth street, found solid gold hunt
ing case lljewelled stem " hiding and
setting ElRin watch in can OF tea ;
Norman Reed, $40 West Sixth street,
"A ia,n - al
Third street, diamond ring A. &. Ham
ilton, brakeman, solid silver hunting.
case watch =: William McClane, restau-
rant, Sixth and Market streets, dia.
mond ring Mrs. Bishop, East Fourth
street, found a lady y chateiaine watch
in tea Thomas johnson, brakeman =,
w. & b. X, r., diamond stud j.
Springer, ticket agent p, W. & b. Il.
r, ). aud s. watch ; A. T. Mcclure,
Fifth street, found $40 in gold III t.,a.
Clara Sullivan, NJ. i23 + Third
street, genuine diamond ring Mrs.
John johnson, No. rs ashington
street, silver service ; George w Price,
No 120 Bird street, s * s. watch in
can ri tea George Leonard, Fourth
and Union streets, ). * =. watch Miss
Lizzie Frazer, No 404 Madison street,
gen uine diamond ring in can of tea ;
William Reese, colored, No. 917 Wilson
street, S. & 8. watch /; NJ. jose phi, No.
go 4. SECOND street. OIL the DAILY RE.
ubLicAN, iounu genuine diamond
coIiar button In can oi coffee Miss
MARY Doiiafu, SECOND aud Adams
s.r1eu' GOO pahu ring Mrs. James
Mc' ey, Ford street, between Scott
ana Lincoln, silver service Mrs. Il
brown, NO Walnnt street, genuine
diamond ring John r. DoiAn, NO 3
W. inird street, genuine diamond shirt
stud samuel Mccormick, police fficer