Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-10
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Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.

Main street. Their teas are packed in pa
per cans Every can contains some article
Of i~sNye]ry, such rs ladies' and gents solid
gold hunting case Jewe!ed American
watches, genuine diamonds, cmeralds,
pearls, turquoise aud sapphire Jewtlry OF
less value. After twenty days these choice
teas will be sold on their merits, same
price, same quality, but without Jewelry.
Remember, we have come to stay. This
company has adopted this method to ad'
vertise their choice teas. Below is a par.
tial list Of the fortunate purchasers so far
Every purchaser must not expect a valu,
able article:
5 A. Brown, steel worker, Benwood,
sent q $40 club order for thirteen cans OF
tea, and got in one eau fifty silver dollars;
Mrs {. T. E.licott, Front street, Bellaife,
and Squire Davis, Chapline street, each
found genuine solitaire diamond rings in
their cans of tea; Peter MAIN, cigar man
inclurer, corner Main and Fourteenth
street, found a genuine DIAMOND collar hu.-
ton in tea; Miss Kittie O'Brien, 1925 Mar
keL street, got one of the same kind, SC
lcctei by Miss DJsch; Free Wilkinson.
sample room, BclIaire, U, 20: a gents
solid gold bunting case American watch
in tea; OnireT John Shorts found = gcng-
inc diamond collar baton IN hi7 can; Miss
L.. Mason, Martins Ferry, paid - Tor three
cans of tea and t0und in one can a GEMS
solid gold hunting case E:gin watch Squire
Phillips, Main street, aud 4. j.. SsimOn,
each iound genuine solitaire diamond
rings in their cans; John Koet, tailor with
DJrOhue, B~ellaiIe, Ohio, cot Il genuine
diamond collar button ia his can OF tea;
Councilman T.. J. S3cger, Of the Sixth
ward, and T. W Dlnaway, City Treasurer,
each found genuine solitaire diamond rings
IN their cars Of tea; Miss l.. Chase, Wells
burg, paid SO for thirteen cans Of tea and
found in one can twenty five silver dollars
and in another can a pair OF genuine soil
tai,c diamond ear drops set in solid gold.
II. l.. Slower, engineer on B.. II o. K. r.,
residence % ThiTty-third street, found 4
gents solid gold American watch in tea;
Charley Schmidt, with Reymau's Brewing
Co, found a genuine solitaire diamond
ring in his can; Mrs. Col Thompson,
Parktrshurg, sent s. by mai for six cans
of ter aud got in Il can n genuine dia-
mOnd, ruby and sapphire lace pin, and in
another = solid gold hunting case jeweltd
watch; Della FItzsimmons, 81 South
Penn street, Island, found q genuine dia.
mend ring in her can; Clara Mason, 22u7
Main street, and Willie Kennedy, 1893
Main street, each found solii gold
baud rings in their Caus Of tea;
Mrs. Harry Young found a genuine diI
mO-d collar button, solid gold setting, in q
can Of tea; Mrs. John Miller, Rellaire, O,
sent a $40 clnb order for thirteen cans of
tea and 90: 10 one can $50 III gold and in
another can a genuine diamond, ruby and
Tidg; Mrs. !. w. Hill, HUI House
and Livery, Bridgeport, and VIM. TauCh-
lin, JL., POI" Main street, each found gen
Uinc ]aplitare diamond hing, in their cans OF
tea; w. NJ. Cox, Of the Wheeling boiler
works, found a gents solid gold hunting
case American watch in his tea; |. +
Wolf, carpenter, 2lSS Market street, and
Chls. Smith, Short Creek, each found
genuine diamond shirt studs in their cans:
j.. &. Case, MOundsyille, paid Il for . can
of tea and on opening the can found Il gen.
uine three-stoEe diamond lace pin; Mrs.
c. Martin, Il Twcnty-louTth street,
found a solid gold ing; Prof. Chas. Kill.
found 4 genuine diamond ring set in
solid gold IN his can of tea; Mrs. FalOu,
husband nail feeder, paid $40 for thirteen
Of tea and found in one can $50 in
gold WIN. StObbs, contractor, found a
gents SOLID gold hunting case American
watch in his Tea; K Jones, glass blower,
paid 81 for a car OF tea and on opening the
tan found $50 IN gold; John Beaumont,
N0ythwoCd glass works, Martins
got 4 genuine diamond stnd, solid
gold setting; Frank Turner, with T. y
L i Co, 20. one Of the same kind; Miss
F. ShultZ, Market street, got Il ladies' solid
,Old ieHeled Elgln watch IN her can for II;
John Given, box maker, 1917 Fifteenth
street, found 4 genuine diamond Tirgin HE
AN; Constable Wm. Love, touri a rcnu
ne SOLITAIRE diamond ring solid gold setting. |
"a 3 can Cf tea for which he pad II; Jca-
ale Hume. iil2 Water stree. Miss Nctt!e
DJhhlus. To Fourteenth street, p,ch found
gold chased rings; Mis-. j Smith,
NcllsbuTg, got a pair Of genuine solIta t
ltamOnd ear drops ordered by mail; Miss
Wilcox, 2lU Sixteenth street, aud
Miss Maude Tersiala, 22iSIxtreuih street, !
.ach found genuine diamond I,ugs
their cans oi tea, for which they paid Il
Zach {. i Roche music dealer, ~" Bel
mont street. BellairC, O, got q genuine
diamond staG by mail; !. +. Baird, eugin-
.er Standard mill, and Mis- G.. Smith, |
Bridgeport, O., each found iuiid gnid
lunting ise watches Miss Minnie S.cgel,
Bridgeport, Col. ". l. Curtis, hG:el, West
liberty, Thomas i. Owens, grocer, 20 SIX
zenith street, C. +. Ross, lu67 Main street,
leo. loos, 100 Market street, cigar man
Mrs. Anna Foster, l7lg EOiI
Mrs. ID. l. Eomick, BelIaire, o,
md C.. Nieweg, German Insurance Com
,auy, Fourteenth street, each found gen
line diamond rings IL their tea; Miss Kate
'i;lsimmons, 1910 Main street, found a
solitaire diamond ring IN her can;
Carrie DRuhtr, Warren street, Manchester.
lulu Thompson, Thirteenth and Byron
Blanche James, l2G! Jacob street,
zach found solid gold chased rings; Jos, pin
".lllt0n, Standard mlll, Bridgeport, got a
diamond finger Iingi Chas. Sea
with Riverside blast furnace. found
/ ladies' solid gold watch in enc can, and
another q genuine diamond ring ].
Ball, ice dealer, Pleasant valley, aisl
ound 4 ladies solid gold watch and
4 genuine diamond stud in his cm Of Tea;
Mrs. i. c or, No. 10 Virginia street,
paid il fcr a can OF tea, aud, Oh opening
1, lonnd a genuine diamond ring, SET IN
,olid gold; Councilman Haley. OF he
Ward, also paid 81 fer g cat OF tea,
md found in the can q genuine diamond
.Uhy and sapphire nng, VS.. Wright, en-
on the \ T.. N ". X Il, j. W.
Carter, foreman Riverside Tube Works,
md Dan Arndt, Top Mill, each found gen
zine solitaire diamond studs, solid gold
in their cans, Frank Wood, OF
he Central glass works, Earl Schafer, OF
.Etnaville, O., Mrs. Maggie Davis, 300
iiyteenth street, Mrs Mary Hildebrand,
.Etnavillc, o, w. Bowers, Assistant
Clerk City Building, Mrs. J. F. Morse, $50
street, II. Sommers, Real Estate
md Insurance agent, Clark-bUrg, each
'ouuh genuine diamond nngs in their cans
# tea; T. 7. Worley, Metropolitan lnsur-
INC, Company, Belllire, O AID Thos. NJ.
Jones, City Assessor, each found gcnui.e
diamond rings; and over twenty
p,hcr valuable watches aud diamonds went
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