Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-11
.gkZETTB'S LETTER list.

sHKLEIIE j LEllm LID.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the
! counting room on Tuesday, June TO- 1880.
| Persons calling for them will please say aoVer-
| tised: q
! A, G., l. J. Y. NJ, 3.
| A. G. NJ, l.. LATHE, l3-
| Armstead, l. L. o. j., 3.
| A. B. c., 2. Lola, 2.
| B., i. F, Moss, l.
Campbor, 3. R.B,I.
! Capitole, l. r. NJ. C., i.
| c. F., l. Robert, 1.
| FL. 7: F. x, !:
| II Box, 1. W. r. B., I.
LOST.
READs-Lost, strand of graduated gold
| ID beads. Liberal reward for return to Mrs. L.
| NJ. Burlington, Penn street.
DRACELETs-Lost- One pair gold bracelets;
| ID engraved, Fannie T. Stewart. viii pay re-
ward if delivered to 9lS West First street.
DRACELET-Lost, gold wire bracelet. Finder
u will be rewarded for its return to corner Of
Seventh and Taylor.
DEADS-Lost, on Taylor or Seventh street. .;
ID string of gold beads. Finder please return
to l0l6 Taylor street for reward. Mrs. d. V.
Martin.
pREASTPIN-Lost, gold bresstpin. Finder
ID will be rewarded on leaving it at public
school building No. l, room No. 4, or st 9Oi Bur-
net street.
(IHAIN-Lost, fob chain of three strands,
" with slide. Leave at Posts grocery, 9l2
Main street. and get reward.
ENAN-White satin fan, hand painted, lost be-
L tween the university and Spring Palace.
Return to lll2 East Second street aud get re-
ward.
TERsEY-Lost, a ladies' white wooden Jersey,
y between union depot and Fifteenth street,
Peturn to Mrs. Helen Dickinson, care Fort
Worth iron works. and get reward.
I oST-An album and several letters, between
u Clear Fork and Arlington Heights; finder
will be rewarded by returning same to ]. H.
Stewart 2OS South Jennings avenue. 1917
I OST or strayed-One black horse, branded
IL W: H. on left shoulder. Return to L: Hab-
Tex, and get reward.
I OST-The gold head of walking cane. Suit
II able reward for the return to Gil East Second
street.
lsQST-A gold-headed umbrella on or near La
NJ mar street. Finder, please return to 2Ol
Houston street. ~
I OST-A package containing two yardsHof
II black and ten Of lowered satteen. Finder
will pleas leave it at corner of fifth and Jones
sstEestsssJ. T. Woten.
DAY CHECK-Lost or stolen, Santa Fe pay
l check No. 6. Reward if returned to N.
Burke, gil Calhoun street.
DURSE-Lost, an imitation buckskin purse.
L containing $3.50. VIII give reward Of SO
for its return to Il. II. Elliott, Fort Worth and
Denver shops.
DURsE-Lost June 4, near Pickwick Hotel, q
for Kits drawing. Finder please return to Ellis
Annex. Please.
TT1AKEN from my ONCE at Spring Palace
/ grounds, one hand grip; contents no good
to anyone else. Finder return to l04 Galveston
avenue for reward. ]. E. Sanders.
TINHE party who took lunch basket from belt
i line car on Saturday last will confer favor
on the owner by returning it to street railway
office.
GJN ATCH-Lost, ladies' gold watch, between
~ j. H Brown s and the Fourth street Meth
odist church; G. E. G. engraved or back; Re
turn to Gazette office, or Miss g. E. Conkling,
cor. oleander, and get reward Of s.. 1917
FOUND
pRACELET-Found, o gold bracelet at the
ID Spring Palace. Owner can get same by
calling on Win Kinkle, Engine house No. |,
E0UND-some cart harness. The owner can
L have il on giving an accurate description at
the R. G. Dun & Co. office.
NEW SHAWL-Rescued from the fire at the
~ Spring Palace. Owner can get same by
calling at 500 Wheeler avenue.
ETBOOKS=FOund-Two pocketbooks
] were picked up in the eastern part OF the
Spring Palace during the fire. Owners can have
the same by calling on the undersigned and
Identifying property. Willis H. Post, 61O Main
street. io-17
DURSE-Found, a ladies' pocketbook con-
tanning some money. Owner can get SANS
by calling at il5 West Hattie street and descrfb-
ing articles and purse.
d ING.-Found, on last day of school, at
N building No. 2, gold ring. Albert D.
Evans. 6l2 Lamar street.
PERSONAL.
A YOUNG MAN with 81 and no friends wants
"A young lady correspondents. If at all Curl
Gus, answer Harry Hall. care Gazette. Ills
A n intelligent bachelor, with little means,
IA soliclts correspondence with stout and
worthy marriageable ladies. Address W. Long,
Fort Worth.
A YOUNG man would like to correspond with
N few young ladies. Ralph Port
wood 50. Main street.
A YOUNG MAN of Intelligence wishes to cor
"A respond with some young lady. Object,
matrimony. j. L. S.. Fort Worth. =
A NY INFORMATION leading to the where-
II abouts Of Mr.. John Beekney. Anyone know
ing such T; person viii confer favor by address.
county, Texas. Other state papers please copy.
A REFINED and educated gentleman would
n like to correspond with two or three nice
ladies between the age of nineteen and twenty
five. Has money. Address at once, x. Y. g.,
Grand Hotel, Fort Worth.
A YOUNG lady of eighteen summers would be
q pleased 10 correspond with few nice young
men; object. fun and very likely matrimony.
Address ''Violenta, - Ranger, Texas.
A LADY, young and pretty, age sixteen years,
n would like to correspond with few nice
young men; object, fun and perhaps matri-s
mony. Address Lock Box l66, Ranger. Texas.
A YOUNG lady eighteen years old would like
n 10 correspond with few young gentlemen.
Cara Smith, Ranger. Texas.
+ DESIRE to md Charles Johnson, who left
i St Louis December IS, 1888; was in Fort.
Smith, Ark, Dec 81, 1883; was on his way to tee-
Indian Territory TO purchase cattle. is sixty
i've years old, dark complexion, black hair,
dark, fine beard, slightly gray, slim built, little
stoop shouldered. johnson is q cattleman,
formerly from Kansas. Had a friend there
named Miles. He is friendly with Swedish peo-
pie. have business OF financial advantage to
him, If he will write or call on me, and will nay
the person who first advises me correctly Of his
ocation $50, June 10, 1890. Thomas F. West,
corner Third and Houston streets, Fort Worth.
Tex. IO-l7.
INFORMATION wanted OF Clarence Stokes,
l. young man, light complicated. twenty
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 J. A. Brown, NJ D., Ken
ksitSsArk.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A experienced newspaper man wants to buy
n an established newspaper in good town;
Panhandle preferred. j. B. A. care Gate City.
Laredo, Tex. HIS
nANCING MASTER = Wanted ; dancing
IL master. References as to qualifications and
character required. Good pay. Address Jno.
w. Bsssett, Gilmer, Tex. ,sSS.s,
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