Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
GENUINE DIAMONDS,
And Solid Gold Watches Sold with
Tea at 1888 Main Street.


Tea at 1888 Main Street.
Each can contains a good retail dol
lars worth of choice blended tea and
each can contains a prize OF some KIND
and they are TO be sold at the uniform
price of one dollar each. Amongst
those who received valuable souvenirs
so far are:
c. II. Nagle. ladies' tailoring, 1880
Main street. received a genuine solitaire
diamond set in solid gold; John
Knowles. employed al Jones Il Lachlin
mills. Benwood. received gents
hunting case full j5weled stem wind and
set watch. Springfield movement; Mrs.
Lucy Davis. 9i5 Main street, with her
tea received a genuine solitaire diamond
finger ring. solid gold setting; EX-Sher-
if Lewis Steenrod received a ladies'
elegant hunting case jeweled watch,
and the following parties each received
an article of solid gold jewelry set with
either genuine diamonds, emeralds,
opals or sapphires: \. T. Garden, AL
Main street: Mrs. NJ. Pike Fulton;
James Richie. huckster, Leow; a. w.
Cowgirl. Spencer Station; Mary Han
som. Rellaire: Miss Mary O'Leary, 40
y. Main street; Frank Odenbaugh.
foreman Fishers foundry, Market
street: ]. O. Bayless, tin shop, Mar
tins Ferry: Geo. +. Green. blacksmith.
92O Market street; Louis Albinger,
works at Riverside steel plant, and Mrs.
A. Frosch, Farmers Hotel 1910 Mar
k5t street Mrs. c. Grandstaff, 94S Mar
ket street. received a ladies' hunting
case watch. and George Dayton. Union
town. O.. received one of similar pat
tern; NJ. f. McColloch, farmer, re-
ceived a gents hunting case full jew
eled stem wind and set watch; j. w.
Beir. painter. 1902 Eof street. received
a gents stem wind and set steel watch,
latest pattern; Joseph Dawson. Wheel
ing Iron and Steel Co., residence 6 Main
street; Mrs. Ella Long. Is Main street;
A. D. Palmer. conductor on w. x +.
G. railroad: VIM. Neuhart, carpenter,
G27 Market street, and J. II. Downs. ia
Fifteenth street. each received ladies'
hunting case jeweled watch with their
purchases. s. Webb. coal miner at
Richlands Coal Co.. received a gents
hunting case fun jeweled stem wind
and set watch: Ed Schreiner. grocer,
corner Seventh and Market streets, re-
ceived a genuine solitaire diamond
finger ring set in solid gold; w.
5. Ruble. musician, 47i2 Twentieth
street. received a gents hunting case
stem wind and set full jeweed watch,
Springfield movement: Septimus In
gram. miner at Richland coal works.
received a genuine solitaire diamond
ring solid gold setting; John Williams,
steel worker. Benwocd received "a gents
solid gold hunting case full jewelad
watch and a 7-stone cluster diamond
lace PIN Minnie Wagner. III Twenty
ninth street. received a genuine SOL
taire diamond set in solid gold with her
tea: Rose Hensdel. 61S Grand View ave-
nue.. received solid gold finger ring
st with genuine diamonds; Mrs. l..
Burkley. McMechon. received a soil
taire diamond ring with her purchase;
James White farmer. near city. re-
c-ived ladies' hunting case full jew
eled watch. case inlaid with genuine
pearls.
How can this be done? Simply by
putting the expense of two years ad-
v5rtising into thirty days after which
time these choice teas will be sold,
same price. quality and quantity, but
without the prizes. SO come or send
your order before the time is up and
get your watches, diamonds and fine
teas. besides hundreds of other articles
too numerous to mention, all OF which
are distributed according to the amount
sold. Don't put it off until the time is
over. Every can will positively contain
a prize of some kind. open evenings
until $50. Saturdays 10 o'clock.
Prices, single cans, 81; six for s.; 10
for SO. Lady clerks in attendance.
FREEMAN'S GLOBE TEA CO.
1893 Main s.