Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-04
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TERsEY--Lost. ladies' white wooden Jersey.
Return. to Mrs. Helen Dickinson. care Fort
Worth iron works. and get reward =
T OsT-Two vendors lien notaRR siAtch,
~ 1880, payable to z REi - signed ";
" " f s. Rsss07a fe1as lot information 10
n .QSssseznafl package of letters-of value-on
-A4181zin street Property of ]. W. BradfordAs
leave at Browning & Nicks'. E&
I OsT-A silver handle silk umbrella between
II the iron bridge above the waterworks and
the corner Of Third and Calhoun streets. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the
same at the office Of the Pickwick hotel.
7 OST or strayed-One black horse branded
IL W. II. on left shoulder. Return 70 L. Hab-
erzettle, S03 East Front street. Fort Worth,
Tex, and get reward.
T OsT-Nesr Spring Palace, a gray shawl.
i 4 Anyone win be compensated who will res
turn the same to 81 Main street; upstairs.
ri OST-The gold head OF q walking cane. Suit
II able reward for the return to GIL East Second
street.
osT OR sToLEN-A biue-gray horse, four
IL teen and a half hands high. with Q branded
under left eye and EP connected on the left hip;
also wire cut on left shoulder. A liberal re-
ward will be paid to finder.
I osT-A gold-headed umbrella on or near La
IL mar street. Finder, please return to 20l
Houston street.
I OsT-A package containing two yards of
IL black and ten of lowered satteen. Finder
will please leave it at corner of fifth and Jones
streets. ]. T. Woten.
nVERCOAT-Lost, June q 1890. Taken from
" Pacific Express Office, to-day week, one
overcoat, companion and travelling case by white
boy Iabout ten years old. Reward for same.
g. W. McCoole. city.
DURSE-Lost. an imitation buckskan purse
L containing SIS. so. Will give a reward Of $40
for its return to h. Il. Elliott, Fort Worth and
Denver shops.
DIN-Lcst in Spring Palace fire, gentleman's
L clover-leaf scarf pin set with sapphire,
diamond and ruby. Also point lace handker-
chief. Liberal reward paid for their return 70
n. W. Tallant, care Chamberlin Investmepss
Co., Fourth and Rusk.
TTAKEN from my ONCE at Spring Palace
grounds, one hand grip; contents no COCA
to anyone else. Finder return to 1O4 Galvest9ns
avenue for reward. J. E. Sanders.
TIlHE party who took lunch basket from belt
l. line car on Saturday last will confer favor
on the owner by returning 1t to street railway
Office.
TPICKETS-Lost, st Spring Palace, one ladies'
i pocketbook, contents about So. so ana sixteen
tickets in drawing. Please return to 5l4 Fifth
and Calhoun.
q z n REWARD-Will be paid and no ques-
sNCU tons asked, for the return of red
leather valise and suit of black clothes and re-
ligious books and double case gold watch,
pocket-book and railroad ticket from Ballinger
TO Fort Worth and return; all stolen from A.
Creswell's place one and half miles southwest
from Fort Worth, on the night of l4th of May.
Address A. CressweIl, Fort Worth, Tex
Personal.
A GENTLEMAN would like to correspond
n with q few young ladies. Harry Morton,
Ranger, Tex.
4 GENTLEMAN would like to correspond
n with few young ladies. Robert Risden,
Ranger, Tex.
A YOUNG lady II years old would like to cor
n respond with few gentlemen. Address,
Idalia, Gainesville, Tex.
A YOUNG MAN of intelligence wishes to cor
IA respond with some young lady. Object,
matrimony. ]. L. s.. Fort Worth.
A NY INFORMATION leading to the where
N shouts of Mr.. John Beckney. Anyone know
ing Miss Mary E. Tancred, Eulogy, Basque
county, Texas. Other state papers please copy.
A YOUNG man, handsome and accomplished,
N holds good position with one of the lead
pond with few ladies'. A. B. c., care GAZETTE
office.
4 GENTLEMAN of wealth and leisure wishes
n to correspond with nice young lady. Ad-
dress Frank Fairfax, Gainesville, Tex.
A YOUNG lady eighteen years old would like
n to correspond with few young gentlemen.
Clara Smith, Ranger, Texas.
INFORMATION wanted of Clarence Stokes,
years old. Started from Hood county, Tex, to
Red river in White county, Ark, in December,
1888, but has not been heard from since. His
mother is anxious to hear from him. Address
any information to ]. A. Brown, NJ D., Ken
sett, Ark.
T WOULD like to correspond with nice young
i lady. While visiting Texas, my business in
terests are here, while my home is in the East.
Address, Lock Box l0l, Gainesville. Tex.
7 ADY correspondents of good character, be-
IL tween the ages of sixteen and twenty years
of age, solicited by young man. of good family.
Widows are not Objectionable Richard Cowly,
Kountze, Hardin county, Tex.
VTYILL Grace L. Herriss send proper address
w to DR.. F. c. Hollwel, Bristol, Tenn; also,
call at Gazette Office for letter.
w GUILD like to correspond with one or two
w young ladies. Object, fun and pleasure.
Address &C. D. W." care "Helper," Liberty
Hill, Tex.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NOR SALE-A first class country newspaper
T in fine field; paying 5000 a year now.
VIII sell cheap for cash, or half cash, Dalance.
on time. Reasons for selling. failing -hsa1
Address Budget, lock box 10. AlyQSa
H OTEL FOR SALEzTt 5ss'of one of the
II finest hotels i2sf essti Texas for $1,000, for
sale. A golsszszheto the right party. Address
IF. ,,ssEsS Gazette.
.5KfEWsPAPER and printing business for sale.
IN A prosperous newspaper business embody-
ing daily and weekly paper, an active JOB print
ing business and well-equipped printing office.
outfit adequate to the work and free from dsSs,