Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
SIX BARRELS
Money Have Arrived,

Remember that these are money days
and will continue until Saturday night
April 7th, when this novel and expensive
souvenir system of distributing q very
large per cent of the sales to the purchas
ers, will be discontinued and the goods
placed on sale, through an agent, ut the
same price, but without the souvenirs
Three Of these barrels of genuine money
are displayed in the front window of the
store of the Globe Tea Company, No. 1853
Market street, Wheeling. The greatest
sight ever witnessed in this city. 1t is
well worth coming miles 10 zee. The
other three barrels are distributed in cans
Of tea for sale on the shelves Of their
store. The denominations of this money
are Is, %, IS, l0s, sos and 100 dollar bills.
Every purchaser will certainly receive q
sum of money ranging from 10 cents and
upwatds. But in order 10 accommodate
parties odering by mail or express, three
sections Of shelves will BIO reserved and
they will hold cans containing watches,
diamonds and other iswelry of less value.
Orders by mail will be selected from these
three sections Of mixed cans of money,
watches, diamonds and other jewelry, un-
less otheIw Sc ordered.
This company has secured q store in
B~ellsire, Ohio, and will open their sale of
goods Friday, April the 9Th, where the
same facilities will be furnished for getting
genuine diamonds, solid gold watches and
other articles of jewelry in cans OF tea.
Now is the time 10 come while you
can get these valuable presents. This
nl.,., ALAs A. 49,
good a right to give away to their pa.
irons these valuable and useful articles as
their competitors have to give cheap chro-
mos, glassware, etc.
Below will befound a partial list Of per-
sons finding money, genuine diamonds,
solid gold watches and other articles in
their cans of tea:
Mrs. Mary Brown, farmer, Little Wash
ington, sent club order Of $50 for twenty
seven oins Of tea and got 10 one can $50
in gold and in another ten silver dollars;
T. w. Jones, grocer, Martins Ferry, o,
found a genuine diamond ring in q can Of
tea: Mrs. +. Muldoon, Potomac. w. Va,
James Marling, Bellaire, and Vim. Clula.
Martins Ferry, each got solid gold band
rings in their cans Of tea, orderedby mail
Miss Anna johnson, BellaiIe, o., found
500 in gold in one cen and in another a
genuine diamond ruby and sapphire lace
pin for which she paid one dollar each;
Jim Cahill got a gents open face stem
wind and set watch in his can Of tea;
G.. A. Beuter, 1l0l Main street, halter,
visited the store Of the Globe Tea Com
psny, 1853 Market street, and purchased
atv N nI tea for a. and .,aN "a, 49, aa,
$50 in bills and in another a solitaire dia-
moId ring; A. Ccnkle, proprietor Wash
ington Hotel, M~oundsyille, j. Schumann,
Reyu AIMS Brewery, each got q solid gold
watch in their can Of tea; James Cabill,
No. 50 Eighteenth street, Miss Oats, Nc
Cnllough street, each found genuine dia.
mond jewelry in their cans Of tea;
William Radcliti, firm Of Rsdcliff &
Leanhart, sample room, 1851 Market street,
purchased six cans Of tea for S. and found
in one can 500; G, c. Butter and Mrs.
George Thomas, WellsbuTg, each found
gents solid gold hunting case jeweled
watches 10 their ans of tea; Miss Kate
Corners, Warrington, W. Va, got q gen
uine diamond ring II her tea, ordered by
mail; T. Ryan, nail plate roller, Benwood,
paid 81 fer two cans Of TIA, and found q
genuine diamond ruby sapphire ring in
one can; Cbas Behler. sample room, ll55
Market street, paid 81 for a can Of tea,
and on opening the can found q genuine
solitaire diamond stud, solid gold setting,
and over thirty other valuable articles
went out in orders received by mail and
psy"Get ups club. Those who get up q
club Of $40, $50 Or $50, always get one or
more valuable articles. Terms: SINCE
81, six for s., thirteen for SO, and
twenty seven for $50. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded on receipt Of cash OF
postofice order.
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