Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Nix. N.T. ltIrE, proprietor OF The North Amer
lean Ro,iow. has sailed for England.
cor. s. +. CrlSsiSGnAM, secretary OF the col.
orado aud Brnzos Rivers stockincns associa.
ton, left last night to attend The meeting Of The
association on Tuesday.
rnE GAIErrE acknowledges the courtesy OF
an invitation 10 tho ninth annual bah TO be
givcn tho Northwest Tcxas Cattle Raiscrs' as.
ISOLATION at wealherford, on the nth Inst.
GIN SHERMAN Intended to reply to Gen. Fry
at the recent meeting OF the Loyal Legion NJ
Cincinnati, but tho sudden death OF Gen. Han.
cock on the evening before changed the entire
programme Gen, sherman then sent his care.
fully prepared address to the North American
Review for publication. ltwnl appear In tho
March number,
"TnE Strength and Weakness OF socialism
Is tho title Of striking aud timely article by
Or Washington Giaddon, In tho forthcoo Ing
>laron number Of The Century DR., GLADDEN.
attempts to show what the Socialists think and
want Dr GLADDEN. also gives his own views
on the pressing public qucstlon--th the result OF
many years Of observation aud study.
rnr Century "a bringing out several South
ern writer's whose names have not been hith.
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mont By Mrs Mnrgnrctta wclherell herman.
with fun page Illustration by Mr.. komblc,
GEN.BuELLs"shllohR Reviewed, IN the March
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