Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18
Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.

( Inc Gl0De lea company, OF Ne" lOIk,
have opened a branch store at No. 1l3l
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, same
price, same quality, but without jewelry.
Remember, we have come to stay. This
company has adopted this method to adj
yertise their choice teas. Below Is a par
tial list of the fortunate purchasers so far.
Every purchaser must not expect a valu-
able article:
Ed. Williams, blacksmith, visited the
store of the Globe Tea Company, ll3l
Main street, and purchased three cans o!
tea and found in one fifty dollars in bills
and in another twenty silver dollars; A.
P. Shallcross, manager buss line, ID. j.
Lowell, Mingo function, G. S. Green, Bell
aire, each found genuine diamond studs
set in solid gold in their cans OF tea; A.
Morris, Wheeling box factory, John Par
rill, driver for Shallcross' buss line, j. II.
Sheridan, Bridgeport, c. F. Center, Mar
tins Ferry, each found solid gold
watches in their cans of tea;
Frank Davis, brakeman, visited the store
of the Globe Tea Company, 1871 Main
street, aud purchased six ans Of tea for
FIVE dollars and found in one of the cans
fifty dollars in gold aud in another a genu-
inc diamond ring set in solid gold; Her
man Asmus, 37l2 Jacob street, and John
Noll, Eighteenth street, each found gold
watches in their cam OF tea; S c. Kelly,
Wegee, bought six cans Of tea for IS and
found in one q genuine diamond stud and
in another q solid gold ring; also, Wm.
Liston, Island, bought q can Of tea
and found in it a solid gold ring;
B. J. Long, Superintendent City Water
Works, Martins Ferry, o., purchased six
cans Of tea for SIS and found a gents solid
gold hunting case jeweled Elgin watch;
Mrs. G. H. Beazel, Bellaire, O., bought q
can OF tea and on opening it found q gen
uine diamond ring set in solid gold; VIM.
Novel;, Cameron, W. Va, got up q club
of $40 for thirteen cans of tea and found
in one q genuine diamond stud, and in
another a solid gold ring; Wm. Nesbitt,
2259 Market street, Miss Mary Hoffman,
Fulton, each found a gents solid gold
hunting case jeweled Elgln watch in their
tea; Mrs d. A. Baldwin, Triadelphia, got up
a club Of twenty dollars for twenty. seven
cans of tea, and found in one a gents solid
gold hunting case ieweled Elgin watch,
aud in another q get of genuine solitaire
diamond ear drops, also ten silver dollars in
another; G. W.. Riley, engineer on the b.
& o. X. r No. % Twenty-sixth street,
bought ak CAM Of tea for S. and found 8
genuine diamond stud in one can and in
another a genuine diamond ring set in
solid gold; S. II. Askew, Bellaire, Archie
Williams, Portland Station, John H0wes,
Parkersburg, and Symanthes Lemon,
Portland Station, Neal Kirchner, No. Ga
Twentieth street, each got genuine dia-
mond Iewelry, set in solid gold, in their
teal Mrs. Myra Cook, widow, seamstress,
BelIaire, paid $50 for twenty-seven 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 a car of tea and got a
genuine diamond ring; J. d. Mccoy, Sis
tersyille, sent a club order Of thirteen cans
and got in one can a genuine diamond ring,
and in three Others solid gold band ring,;
John G. Morrison, painters and builders
supplies, 237 Union street, Bellaire, II.
Hughes, produce dealer, j. B. SeelY, Bell
aire, Miss Z. Miller, Martins Ferry, OAicer
John West, W. Walker, Martinsville, each
found genuine diamond rings in their cans
Of tea; Geo. Thompson, steel worker, Bell
aiTe, and ". II. Seabright, each found
ladies' solid gold hunting case watches in
their cans; I. A. Prichard, agent United
States Express Company, Warrington, sent
a club orler of $40 and got in one can q
genuine diamond stud, and in another a
genuine diamond ring and in five Others
solid gold rings; Ida NJ. Curtis, Bethany,
also senta $l0club order for thirteen cans,
and got in one can n genuine diamond ring
and in two others solid gold chased rings,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thompson, ClaIksburg, and
Miss II. Robng, No. 3 Thirty-sixth street,
each iouEd solid gold rings; Miss /. Miller,
Darlington, o., found q genuine diamond
ring; j. Parker, brakeman on Panhandle
r. r., 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 q pair of genuine solitaire dia'
mond ear drops; Mayor Seabright paid 81
for q can of tea and on opening the car
found a genuine solitaire diamond ring
Mrs. T. G. May, No. 5, North Broadway,
Island, got a genuine diamond ring 10 oni
can, and in another g solid gold ring; Miss
Alice Turner, Bellaire, o., found a genu'
inc diamond ring in her can; G.. P. Sauver,
druggist, Bellaire, O., and Michael Rourke
Benwood, each found solid god hunting
case stem wind and set watches in theiI
cans; HELEN McCabe, Benwood, CORES.
pendent for Wheeling REGISTER, Joseph
Fembach, baker, Island, Geo. II. Urp'
man, Darlington, clerk on steamer Tele
gram, G. W. Miller, Moundsville, Jane.
Dyson, gas inspector; j. ". Hartman, or
OkiO Yddey Budget, and Mics M. C. Nc
Graw, Gravel Hill, Bellsire, O., found gen,
uine diamond rings in tea; Edward Nineky
dairyman, Carroll and John Wheeler
moulders in Ohio Valley Foundry, Bellaire
O., each found gents solid gold hunting
case watches in their cans of tea; Van B
Baker ordered q can of tea by letter from
county Jail and found in the can q genuine
diamond ring.
This company Justly claim that they
have as good a right to sell their choice tes
in this way az their competitors have t.
sell their tea in connection with chromos
glassware, crockery, etc, etc.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded Il
all parts of the United States. Terms
Single can, 81; six for S.; thirteen fol
$40; twenty. seven for $40. Parties get