Daily Republican., 1885-01-27
$780,.
ssenufue Diamonds Packed with
Tea and Coffee.

&0nu1Oo DhomOm0e FocAoO "hs"
Tea ana Coffee.
The Traders Tea Company, of New
York. have opened branch store In |
this city at No. 313 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,
pounds. Their tea and coffee is hard to |
beat, and gives satisfaction everywhere |
and is we'll worth 81 each. Every can
sold contains, in addition to the tea and
| coffee, an article in value, from
ten cents to fifty dollars. consisting OF
genuine diamonds, gold and silver
watches, money and jewelry. 1he
company takes this method to advertise
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 artt-
Giles. This company has appointed over
sixty agents in various cities, none OF
4 which arc now selling other articles
than tea and coffee, yet each agent has
q large and rapidly increasing trade, -
ue superior quality Of their goods be-
lcuule known.
The tollo wing L. Q partial list Of those
who found valuable ,ouvenirs In their
cans of tea and coffee yesterday:
Mrs. McDopnAll, spruce street, sill
!, YER service j. 8. Snyder, s. 81 q.
|, | watch Mrs. Riley, No. 1l9 Justison
. street, silver service Mrs. White, No.
= IlOO7 Kirkwood street, genuine diamond
ring Mrs. Elliott, No. 402 Monroe
y street, silver service Mrs. Sussie
!, Brown, No. 1116 Lob dell street, sill YER
;. service Robert Vance, Bancrofrs
- Banks, silver service; Mrs. K. j. Titus,
a mo. 6i6 East Third street., genuine
diamond ring; Il. G. Conrad.
:, stud @. W. Beremington, south west
" corner Seventh and Poplar streets,
:, silver service; William McClAne, Sixth
~ aud Market streets, genuine diamond
~ stud Lille Rult, Front and Searles
- streets, genuine diamond ring Miss
= Mary Messick, No. 1901 Poplar street
genuine diamond ring; Mrs. George,
Ninth street, solid gold watch Mrs
Reybold, No. COS East Eleventh street
IT. silver service; Virginius Almond, No.
re 3O4 Market street, gold band ring
of Miss Mary Adams, Brandy wine, genu
we inc diamond ring M. Maloney, Six
ty Iteenth and Union streets, b. u
,e Watch; l. II. Thomas, Eighth and Mon
ny roe streets, grocer, genuine damon
a. Iring and 8. Il 3. watch ; Mrs. Margart
III diamond ring; Cornelius Conard, light
I'd. ship, genuine diamond collar button
Mary Dollard, Second and Adam
ST. streets, gold band ring Mrs. JAIME
,eir McVey, Ford street, between SEQ
t If and Lincoln, silver service Mrs.
of Brown, No. 8 Walnut street, genuir
ler- diamond ring John r. Dolan, No
IRE JW. Third street, genuine diamond shi
os stud; Samuel Mccormick, police offic
sly No. 81, found a genuine diamond stud
.ur. Miss McEverley, No. los Logan stree
silver service Frank Mahoney, N
ogs 800 East Fourth street, gold band rii
Dat. in can of tea Be ssie Hickman, N
her 8O2 Pine street, genuine diamond RIM
pti- Mrs. Cannon, No. 506 East Seven
AXE street, silver service Miss Joseph
% alOgle, No. 2s1 Orange street, genui
nck. diamond ring Mrs. Feeney, No. II
NAV w Washington street, silver service M
who Sarah 4. Shannon, No. 101 VanPur
heir street, genuine diamone ring Willis
, as j. Carter, Delaware House, ten sil'
are IdOllars In can or c)hee d. ALI
/ IN solid gold watch and genuine diamo
liver ring X. ID. Wter, NO. ol4 JACKS
rain street, genuine diamond stud w.
Robinson, Farmers Bank, genui
Is In diamond stud; j. Z. Kirke, No.
rmer West Twelfth street, genuine diamo
ives ring.
apdl Price of cans, one dollar eat
pays six cans, IS ; twelve cans, $40 TWEEN
vide five cans, $40 sixty-five cans, $50.
r az der by mail must be accompanied
" be cash or post. office order, and will
dred promptly filled and forwarded to
un parts of the United States. Addr
than Trad ers' Tea Company, No. 313 Mar
con. street, Wilmington. Del.