The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.


The Globe Tea Company, Of New York,
have opened q branch store at No. 1881
Main street. Their teas are packed in
paper cans. Every can contains some
article OF iswelry. such as Ladies' and
Gents Solid Gold Huning-cass Jeweled
American Watches, Genuine Diamonds,
Emeralds, Pearls. Turquoise and Sap
phirs Jeweiry in soiid gold setting and
other articles Of iswelry Of less value.
After twenty days these Choice Teas will
be sold on their merits, same price, same
quality and quantity, but without the
ieWelry. Remember, we have come TO
stay. This company has adopted this
method to advertise their choice tees.
Below 10 q partial liat Of the fortunate
purchasers 90 far. Every purchaser must
not expect o valuable article: A.
Brown, steel worker, Bsuwood, sent $40
club order for IL cAua OF tea, and got in
one can so silver dollRTs; Mrs. o. T. FL.
lott, Front street, Bsllatre, and Squire
Davis, Chapline street, eEch found gen.
uine solitaire diamond rings in their cans
oil tea; Peter Muir, cigar manufacturer,
corner Main and Fourteenth ssreete, found
genuine diamond collar button in tea (;
Mics Kittie O'Brsip, 1925 Market street,
got enc Of tho cams kidd, selected by
Miss busch; Fred WllkiDuon, sample
room, BsllRirc, bio, got gents Gold
gold hunting case American watCh In tea !
Officer John Shorts iouad agsnuina dia-
uond collar button in hia can; Miss L.
Mason, Martins Ferry, paid IS for three
cans Of tea and found in one can gents
solid gold hunting case Elgin watch ;
Squire Phillips, Main street, md A. J.
seamon, each found genuine solitaire dia'
mond rings in their cans; John Koet,
tailor, with Donohue, BsllairC, got q gen.
uiue diamond collar button in tea; Coun.
Gilman E. ]. SteRer, OF the Sixth ward, and
E. W. DunawAy, City Treasurer, each
found genuine solitaire diamond rings in
their cans Of teS; Miss L. Chase, Wells.
burg, paid $40 for thirteen cans OF tea,
and found In one can twenty-five silver
dollars, In another can pair OF genuine
solitaire diamond ear.drops, set in solid
gold; N. B. Slower, engineer on Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad, residence SO
Thirty.third street, found a gents solid
gold American watch in tea; Charley
Schmidt, with ReymAnn'g Brewing Com.
pany, found genuine solitaire diamond
ring in his can; Mrs. Col. Thompson,
Parke sburg, sent s. by mail for six cans
Of tea, and got in one can genuine dia.
mond ruby and sapphire lace pin, and in
another solid gold hunting case, jeweled,
Elgin watch; Della Fitzimons, IS South
Penn street, Island, found a genuine
diamond ring in hGr can; CLARA Mason,
2907 Main street, and Willie Kennedy,
1888 Main sIrset, each found solid gold
band rings in their cans OF tea; Mrs.
Harry Young found O genuine diamond
collar button. solid gold setting, in O can
Of teal Mrs. John Miller, Bellaire, o,
sent $40 club order for thirteen cans OF
tea, and got in one can so In gold, and
in another can genuine diamond, ruby
and aspphire ring; Mrs. ]. W. Hill, Hill
House and livery, Bridgeport. and Will
liam Tauchlin, j., 20l9 Main street, each
found genuine solitaire diamond rings In
their cans Of tea; W. N. Cox, OF tue
Wheeling Boiler Works, found q gents
solid gold hunting case American watch
in his tea; I. E. Wolf, carpenter, 2l09
Market etreet, and Charles Smith, Short
Creek, each found genuine diamond shirt
studs in their cans; J. @. Case, Mounds
vile, paid s. for can OF tea, and on
opening the can found genuine three
stone diamond lace pin; Mrg 8. @. Mar
tin, IL Gwenty.fourth street, found a solid
gold ring; Prof. Charles Killmeyer found
genuine diamond ring aet In solid gold
In his can Of tea; Mrs. Falon, husband
nail feeder, paid $40 for thirteen cana Of
tea, and found in one can $50 in gold
William Stobbs, contractor, found gents
solid gold hunting case American watch
in his tea; r. Jones, glassblower, paid 81
ior can OF tea, and on opening the can
found $40 in gold; John Beaumont, fora
man Norshwocd Glass Works, Martins
Ferry, got genuine diamond stud, solid
gold getting; Frank Turner, with the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company, got
one Of the came kind; Misc E. Shultz,
Market street, got q lRdy's solid gold
eweled Elgin watch in her can Tor 81
John Given, box.mske., 1OlE Fifteenth
street, found q genuine diamond ring in
his can; Constable William Love found q
genuine solitaire diamond ring, solid gold
setting, in q can Of tea for which he paid
d Jennlb humebI 44lz water street,
Miss Nettie Dobhins, 100 Fourteenth
street, each found solid gold chased rings
Mrs. J. Smith, WellsburR, got o pair Of
genuine solitaire diamond eRr-drops in q
can Of tea ordered by mail; Misa Maggie
Wilcox, 2l0 Sixteenth atrsst, and Miss
Maude Tessdo!e, 224 Sixteenth street,
each found genuine diamond rings in
their cana Of tea, for which thoy paid 81
each; Q. J. Roche, music dealer, 90s Bel.
mont street, Rsllsire, O., got genuine
diamond stud (ordered BY mail) ]. F.
Baird, engineer, Standard Mill, and Miss
@. Smith, bridgeport, o., each found
solid gold hunting case watches; Miss
Minnie slsgel, Bridgeport, Colonel W. B
Curtis, hotel, West Liberty, Thomas +.
Owens, grocer, 30 Sixteenth street; Q. F
Ross, 1867 Main street, George Loos, 1920
Market street, cigar manufacturer, MIRA.
Anna Foster, l7l0 E9G street, Mrs. D. l.
RomiCh, Bolaire, Ohio, and O. ViewiV,
German Insurance Company, Fourteenth
street., each found genuine diamond rings
In THAR tea MtRR X ate Eity1immnua D9IO