Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-14
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.

Watches Found Ill Tea.
The Globe Ter Company, Of New York,
have opened q branch store at No. 1871
Main street Their teas are packed in pa
per cans. Every can contains some article
of jewelry, such as ladies' aud gents solid
gold hunting case jeweled American
watches, genuine diamonds, cmeralds,
pearls, turquoise and sapphire jewelry of
less value. After twenty days these choice
teas will be sold on their merits, same
price, same quality, but without iewelry.
Remember, we have come to stay. This
company has adopted this method to ad-
yertise their choice teas. Below is a par
tial list of the fortunate purchasers SO far.
Every purchaser must not expect a yalu-
able article:
Mrs. Myra Cook, widow, seamstress,
Bellaire, paid $50 for twenty-seyen cans of
tea and found in one can $50 in bills and
in another can twenty silver dollars; Mrs.
Judge John Brannon, Weston, W. Va,
sent 81 by mail for Il can Of tea and got a
genuine diamond ring; j. d. Mccoy, Sis
tersville, sent o club order Of thirteen cans
and got in one can a genuine diamond ring,
and il three Others solid gold band IingN;
John c. Morrison, painters and builders
supplies, 237 Union street, Bellaire, H..
Hughes, produce dealer, J. B SeelY, Bell
aire, Miss +. Miller, Martins Ferry, Officer
John West, W. Walker, Martinsville, each
found genuine diamond rings in their cans
of tea; Geo. Thompson, steel worker, Bell
aire, and w. II. Seabright, each found
ladies' solid gold hunting case watches in
their cans; 7. A. Prichard, sgent United
States Express Company, Warrington, sent
a club order Of $50 and got in one can a
genuine dianond stud, and in another q
genuine diamond ring and in five Others
solid gold riDga; Ida NJ. Cults, Bethany,
also sent SO club order for thirteen cans,
and got in one can a genuine diamond ring
and in two others solid gold chased rings;
Mrs. NJ. M. Thompson, Clarksburg, and
Miss NJ. Rohrig, No. 3 Thirty-sixth street,
each found solid gold rings; Mrs l.. Miller,
Darlington, O., found a genuine diamond
ring; J. Parker, brakeman IN Panhandle
Il. T., got club order of 81 cans, for which
he paid $40, and found in one can fifty in
gold, in another can ten silver dollars and
in another a pair of genuine solitaire dia-
mond ear drops; Mayor Seabright paid 81
for a can Of tea and on opening the can
found a genuine solitaire diamond ring;
Mrs. T. c. May, No. 5, North Broadway,
Island, got a genuine diamond ring in one
can, and in another a solid gold ring; Miss
Alice Turner, Bellaire, o., found a genu-
iue diamond ringin her can; G. P. Stauver,
druggist, Bellaire, o snd Michael Rourke,
Benwood, each found solid god hunting
case stem wind and set watches in their
cans; HELEN McCabe, Benwood, cores
pendent for Wheeling REGISTER. Joseph
Fembsch, baker, Island, Geo. II. Urp-
man, Darlington, clerk on steamer Telt-
gram, C. w. Miller, Moundsville, James
Dyson, gls inspector J.. ". Hartman, on
Ohio Valley Budget, and Mrs NJ. c. Nc
Graw, Gravel Hill, Bellaire, O., found gen.
uine diamond rings in tea; Edward Nineky,
Carroll and John Wheeler,
moulders in Ohio Valley Foundry, Bellaire,
O., each found gents solid gold huHting
case watches in their cans Of tea; Van B.
Baker ordered O can Of tea by letter from
comfy Jail and found in the can a genuine
NlILuOLu Iluk, DILsS Llhlutu llaiEu, 1loO
alley II, Mrs. VIM. Woodruff, Cnrne Fifth
aud Hanover streets, Martins Ferry, Anna
Muir, alley II, Mary GILES, Bellaire, Mrs.
Mary He'll, Bellaire, each found solid gold
chased rings in their cans of tea; John
.Berkenbush, steel worker, Bellaire, o,
found q solid gold watch in tea,
WA. F. Weir, batter and gents furnish
ing goods, 1910 Market street, found o
genuine diamond ring in his can; Mrs. d.
Henderson, husband ~dairyIaan, North
Wheeling, got a genuine solitaire diamond
ring in tea; G. j. KEN, 2G54 Chspline
street, got one Of the same kind; Frank
Moran, sample room, 22il Market street,
found a ladies' solid gold hunting case
watch; A. 4. Carney, conductor on B. 90.
K. r., got club order Of twenty-seyen cana
and found in three cans three genuine SOL
itaire diamond rings, and in three other
cans solid gold chased rings; c. A. Reed,
of the city gas works, Officer ]. p. st.
Myers, 1886 Oak street, VIM. Hilton, with
Standard mill, Etpaville, O., W. r.
Elm Grove coal works, Mrs.
Thomas Mason, Parker burg, J. A. Mar
shall, Fulton, coal dealer, Henry Adams,
Ktnaville. Ed. Hillman, glass cutter,
Martins Ferry, and Sam. Bucey, Bridge
port. O., each found genuine diamond
rings in their tea; Miss Ida Stein, 1904
Main street, Ella Hilton, 2607 Market
street, Agnes Young, 1915 Alley II, Mol
lie McAllister, 1913 Alley II, Miss Lee
Caldwell, Main street., Mrs Martha Scott
2l10 Jacob street, each found solid gold
rings in their tssI Louis Bonenberger,
room, l4l9 Market street, found .
solid gold hunting case watch in tea;
and over so other valuable watches and dia-
monds went out in orders received by mail
and express
This company justly claim hat they
have as good a right TO sell their choice tea
in this way as their competitors have to
sell their tea in connection with chromos,
glassware, crcckery, etc, etc
Orders by mail promptly forwarded TO
all parts of the United States. Terms:
Single can, 81; six for IS; thirteen for
SO; twenty-seyen tor $40. Parties get
ting up q club order Of $40 or so always
get q valuable article. .
Address:
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