The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-29
DIAMONDS.

Watches and Diamonds Found In Tes and
CohFee-A Novel Way Of Introducing
Goods.
The names of all persons finding die.
monds. watches, etc. are added to this
list daily. The Overland Tea Company
OF San Francisco, have refltted the store
No. 1909 East Main street, directly op.
posite the Postofflce, and, In order to ia.
troduce. their goods, this company put for
sixty days souvenirs In every can Of tee
and coffee sold, such as solid gold, silver
and nickel watches, also, genuine die.
monds In solid gold setting; also, money
and many other articles of less value.
Every can contains q souvenir. The
coffee, can and contents weigh about three
pounds, the tea, can and contents about one
and half pounds. This expensive and
novel way Of advertising will be discon-
tinued after sixty days, and these really
choice goods will be sold strictly on their
merits, but without the souvenir OF course
every purchaser must not expect to get
a diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good q right
to give away watches, diamonds, or other
jewelry and money as their competitors
have to give away glassware, chromos.
etc. Get up club. Those who get ups
club order most always get a handsome
present. Orders by mail promptly for
wsrded to all parts of the United States
on receipt of cash or postofiice order.
Terms Single can, 81 six for s.; thir-
teen for $40, and twenty seven for $50.
Address Overland Tea CO., Richmond,
Va
ninth, silver butter dish Miss Tucker,
Sll Buchanan, silver pickle dish; Mrs.
Lucy Cordle, Manchester, diamond ring
in tea Miss Phoebe Folkert, Broad
street, $40 in gold coin in tea; Mrs. Sallie
Baustin of Chicago. silver sugar bowl:
Miss Bradley, 1916 Broad, silver five
bottle castor Robert g. Sundstrum (mail
order), Petersburg, Va, gents hunting
case gold watch in lea Mrs. T. +. Duffy,
l4l3 West Clay, diamond ring; Mrs. Gil,
707 East Main street, silver five.bottle
castor; G. $. Thompson, Musec Theatre,
diamond ring Mrs. Futtoye, Baltimore,
silver cup; Charles Graham, Fifth street,
cluster diamond scarf pin In tea;
Mrs. John d. Lottier, can money
Henry Cline. 1913 Main street, silver cas-
tOr IL. NJ. + rOTley, caE money, MISS nat
tie Fuller, 118 West Cary. diamond ring
Mrs DR.. Bright, 900 St. James, silver cas-.
tor; Mr.. Bellvine, 9l5 East Leigh. silver
sugar bowl, George II. Baker, 1929 East
Main. silver castor; Mrs A. NJ. Tomln
son, 636 North Seventh, solitaire dia-
mond ring Fred c. Lester, TINES Office.
silver cake basket; Alex. r. ShorteIl
mail order, Lexington, $40 in gold coin
and solitaire diamond ring in tea; X. G.
Lookeman, . North Tenth, diamond ring;
w. c. Wood, Clifton Forge, silver five
bottle castor; Spencer Mans. American
Hotel, can money Mrs. Geo. F. Burch,
4l0 Twenty diamond ring Lau-
ra L. Calling, Ninth street, ladies' gold
watch in tea John II. Atwood, 1912
Franklin street, diamond ring Mrs. Z.
p Brown, Main street, silver sugar bowl
Mr.. Jake Wertheimer, mai! carrier No. I,
diamond ring: J. f. Stsnsbury, 109i East
Marshall, solitaire diamond stud Miss
Louise August. lab West Clay, five
bottle castor Fred L. Brady, Twelfth
street, solid gold ring, diamond, ruby.
and sapphire setting W. 8 Morris,
undertaken, Petersburg, Va, diamond
ring C. ID. Goodwin, I'll East Main, dia.
mond ring; B. F. Waller, police officer,
diamond ring.