Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-12
Bsw advertisements.
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.

The Globe TIE Company, Of New York,
have opened a branch store at No. ll3l
Main street. Their teas are packed in pa
per cans. Every can contains some article
of jewelry, such as ladies' and gents solid
gold hunting case jeweled American
watches, genuine diamonds, emeralds,
pearls, turquoise and sapphire jewelry of
less value. After twenty days these choice
teas will be sold on their merits, came
price, same quality, but without iewelry.
Remember, we have come to stay. This
company has adopted this method TO adj
vertise their choice teas. Below is a par
tial list Of the fortunate purchasers so far.
Every purchaser must not expect a Talu-
able article:
WR. +. Weir, halter and gents furnish
ing goods, 1910 Market street, found a
genuine diamond ring in his can; Mrs. d..
Henderson, husband dairymaD, North
Wheeling, got a genuine solitaire diamond
ring in tea; c. ]. Klein, 2054 Chapline
street, got one of the same kind; Frank
Moran, sample room, OPAL Market street,
found q ladies' solid gold hunting case
watch; A. A. Carney, conductor on B. 90.
X. X got club order of twenty-seven cans
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 j. p. st.
Myers, 1876 Oak street, VIM. Hilton, with
Standard mill, Etpayille, o., W. r.
Chambers, Elm Grove coal works, Mrs.
Thomas Mason, Parkersburg, j. A. Mar
shall, Fulton, coal dealer, Henry Adams,
Etnaville, Ed. Hillmap, glass cutter,
Martins Ferry, and Sam. BUGGY, Bridge
port. o., each found genuine diamond
rings in their tea; Miss Ida Stein, 1904
Main street, Ella Hilton, 2G07 Market
street, Agnes Young, 1915 Alley II, Mol
lie McAllister, 1913 Alley II, Miss Lee
Caldwell, Main street, Mrs. Martha Scott,
2ll0 Jacob street, each found solid gold
rings in their tea; Louis Bonenberger,
sample room, 1919 Market street, found a
solid gold hunting case watch in tea; +.
Miller, bottle maker, Martins Ferry, O.,
got D pair Of genuine solitaire diamond
ear drops and a can Of tea for 81; j.
W. Nicholas, county com missioner, got
one Of the same kind in his csn OF tea
S. A. Brown, steel worker, Benwood,
sent q $40 club order for thirteen cans of
tea, and got in one can fifty silver dollars;
Mrs. C. 7. Eilioott, Front street, Bellaire,
and Squire Davis, Chapline street, each
found genuine solitaire diamond ringG in
their cans Of tea; Peter MUM, cigar man
f~acturer, corner Main and Fourteenth
street, found q genuine diamond collar but
ton in tea; Miss Kittie O'Brien, 1925 Mar
ket street, got one Of the same kind, &C.
lected by Miss busch; Free Wilkinson,
sample room, BelIaire, o, got a gents
solid gold hunting case American watch
in tea; Officer John Shorts found a genu-
inc diamond collar button in bis can; Miss
L. Mason, Martins Ferry, paid s. for three
cans of tea and found in one Can a gents
solid gold hunting case EIgin watch; Squire
Phillips, Main street, and A. j. Seamon,
each found genuine solitaire diamond
rings in their cans; John Koet, tailor with
Donohue, Bellaire, Ohio, got q genuine
diamond collar button in his caR Of Tea;
Councilman f. j. S.eger, Of the Sixth
ward, and W. Dunaway, City Treasurer,
each found genuine solitaire diamond rings
IN their cans Of tea; Miss L. Chase, Wells
burg, paid $40 for thirteen cans Ct tea and
found in one can twenty Ave sill yer dollars
and in another can q pair Of genuine soli-
taire diamond ear drops get in solid gold
NJ. 3. Slower, engineer on B. & q. r. X
residence SO Thirty. third street, found q
gents solid gold American watch in tea;
Charley Schmidt, with Reyman's Brewing
Co, found a genuine solitaire diamond
ring in his can; Mrs. Col. Thompson,
Parkersburg, sent s. by mail for six cans
of tea and got in one can a genuine dia-
mond, ruby and sapphire lace pin, and in
another a solid gold hunting oase'ieweled
EIgin watch; Della Fitzsimmons, 65 South
Penn street, Island, found a genuine dia-
mond ring in her can; Clara Mason, 22O7
street, and Willie Kennedy, 1893
Main street, each found solid gold
band rings in their cans Of tea;
Mrs. Harry Young found q genuine dia.
mond collar button, solid gold setting, In a
can Of tea; Mrs. John Miller, B~ellaire, 0
sent a $40 club order for thirteen cans Of
tea and got in one can $40 in geld and in
can q genuine diamond, ruby and
ridg; Mrs. J. W. Hill, Hill House
and Livery, Bridgeport, and VIM. Tauch-
lin, Jr., 20l9 Main street, each found gen.
uine SOLITAIRE diamond rings 10 their cans Of
tea; W. NJ. Cox, of the Wheeling boiler
found a gents solid gold hunting
Ease American watch in bis tea; /. Z.
Wolf, carpenter, 2lS6 Market street, and
Chas. Smith, Short Creek, each found
diamond shirt studs in their cans;
]. C. Case, Moundsville, paid 81 for o can
Of tea and on opening the can found q gen.
nine tbree.stone diamond lace pin; Mrs.
C. Martin, Al Twenty-fourth street,
found a solid gold ring; Prof. Chas. Kill
found 2 genuine diamond ring set in
solid gold in his can Of tea; Mrs. Falon,
husband nail feeder, paid $40 for thirteen
ans of teS and fouGd in one can $50 in
gold; VIM. Stobbs, contractor, found q
gents solid gold bunting cas- American
watch in his tea; r. Jones, glass blower,
paid 81 for 4 can Of tea and on opening ths
can found $50 in gold John Beaumont,
NOrthwotd glass works, Martins
Ferry, got q genuine diamond stud, solid
gold setting; Frank Turner, with B. & o.
2 r. Co., go. one Of the came kind; and
oytr thirty other valuable watches and dia-
nouds wen4 out in orders received BY mall
and express
This company justly claim that they
have as good a right TO sell their choice tea
this way as their competitors have to
sell their tea in connection With chromos,
crockeFy, etc, etc.
Orders By mail promptly forwarded 10
III parts of the United States. Terms:
Single can, 81; Elk for s.; thirteen for
Sl0; twenty seven fer go. Parties get
ing up a club order of $40 or $50 always
get a valuable article.
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