Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

: ing mercantile interests OF Tue couh'i.
tributary to this city.
Efforts are being made, with fal
homes of success and the effort vii
not be relaxed until success
achieved) to increase the telegraphl
service of the GAZETTE. y larger are'
of country will be covered by thu
special correspondents of the paper
and 1t is the determination to publish
oU the news that is worth publishing
The great battle of the presidency il
to be fought next year, and al
classes of people will feel al
abiding interest IN the progress
of political events. The GAZETTE has
established branch office in Wash
ington City, and is represented at the
political heat of the country by gen
Il eman experienced in Texas rs well
rs national affairs, and fluent writer
and industrious news-gatherer. During
| the sitting of congress the reports of
: the GAZETTE from Washington, thus
! specially prepared, will be found of
| unusual interest. 1t will be the par
ticuar care of the GAZETTE during
| the ensuing year that its readers shall
be kept fully informed of all matters
connected with the great presidential
struggle upon which the country is
now about to enter, rendered peculiar
ly interesting by the emphasis given
to the great Democratic idea in the
election of Mr.. Carlisle as speaker, and
with which idea the GAZETTE is thor
oughly imbued and identified.
The GAZETTE, while giving
its readers the fullest news
from Washington, will main
tain its reputation as the great
representative newspaper of North
Texas, and continue to give the cur
rent local happenings of this section
with the completeness that in the past
has made it the favorite paper of this
grand section OF the empire state.
Besides the political news from the
y
currences of Texas, the GAZETTE will
publish its regular London letter from
gentleman who has lived in the state
and writes with especial reference to
the wants of Texas.
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Its utterances give o&t no uncertain
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that constitutes the essence of Democ-
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by craftsmanship to the imperfections of
its own political faith, nor to the merit
that may attach to men and measures
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merits and will condescend to no mere
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measure, the GAZETTE is absolutely
without friends to reward or enemies
to punish. Its impulse is neither
prejudice nor favoritism, but an hon.
est desire TO attain what ii believes the
greatest GOOD to the greatest number.
An enlargement Of the paper is con
templated, which will give ample
space for additional matter and leave
room for Il constant, earnest, enthusi-
astic encouragement of every enter
prise that promises good TO any part
of Texas. And this encouragement,
AS in the past, will be the pleasing
duty aud especial feature of the GA
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BEEcHER wears sealskin overcoat.
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The Anaheim. Colo, ostriches are
to bo pluckcd In January.
RosToN capitalists have lost $l5 ,OOO,-
wv IN Nillnrds various schemes
MATHEW ARNoLp's audience in
baltimore did not exceed l5l persons.
NORTHERN tourists in Florida COM
plain of the insufciency ofalligators.
y the Geological gardens of London
there Isl macaw known 10 be lle years cid
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a Los ANGELES. CAL, man is ex-
perlmpnting ON ripenlpy .rinas ~,