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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
|. PERSONAL POINTS.

/ ! Col. JoEL HIoolNs, Of Helena, Ark, is
IN the city.
CHARLES Rrrs, Of Vicksburg, Miss, is
here to take in the races.
JACK A. DENIE, jr., has returned from
trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
o. X. HoucK returned yesterday from
o business trip to st, Louis
MRs. p. 7. CALIIcoTT, of Coldwater,
Miss, is visiting friends in this city.
MRs. NJ. BURKE has returned from
Waco, Tex, where she has been visiting
friends.
o. N. SANFORD, wife and family, of San
Diego, Cal, will remain in the city during
race week.
DR. JOHN N. THOMAS and bride, Of New
Orleans, arrived here Wednesday
evening on the steamer City OF Baton
Rouge.
JUDGE GREER will deliver lecture at
Miss Conway's school this afternoon on
the subject, 'rhe Child an Improvement
on the Man"
MEssRs. d. w. MILLER, ex-sheriF of
Marshall county, Miss. and IL. G. Fort,
cashier of the Holly Springs bank, spent
v yesterday in the city.
Mr.. CHARLES DEGARRIs had his arm
broken Wednesday evening by being
thrown from his buggy. His horse be-
came frightened and ran away.
Miss BETTE GRoNAuER, accompanied
by Miss Weishaupt, OF Minneapolis, left
the city Wednesday evening for their re-
Epective homes, after visiting friends fol-
several months.
JONI KERR. the well known ex-sergeant
of the Chickasaw Guards, and now a
prominent coal baron Of Chicago, is in the
city and will put dollar or Two on the
Chickasaw stable entries, when they start,
in the Tennessee club stakes.
DR. A. J.. ELcAN, for many years lead
ing and successful physician of Upton
county, has moved to this city TO practice
his profession. He is gentleman OF high
culture and education, having represented
his county in the last Legislature, with
credit TO himself and his people. Tn
APPEAL commends him TO the citizens o.
Memphis, and bespcaks for him liberia
share of their patronage.
TIE news Of the death of Mrs. b. +
Dill, Mt Oxford, Miss, on Tuesday last
will be read with regret by her friends
n this city, and by those of her HUSBAND
who was ut one time one of the proprie
ors and editors of The AppEAL. Mrs
Dill was leader of society in Memphis
md was much beloved for her amiability
her charity, benevoence and kindness
She was devoted TO her husband, who
Turing his career here, helped greatly il
he development Of the city at the time o
ts greatest activity, before the civil war
They were both beloved by wide circ
bf cultivated people who appreciated tn
kindlinoss and geniality of natures tina
were in all respects one. After the dealt
bf her husband in 1866, Mrs. Dill left tn
ity and returned 10 her former home il
Oxford, where she has resided ever since
he centerof acircle Of allcc,ionatc friends
Ter remains have been brought here 70
nterment in Elmwood. where the cere
monies will take place this morning at i
o'clock.
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HE'S TER'S
.Purcst Soda
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Natural Mineral Waters.
LADIES

No. aai Main street. the only ESTABLISHMENTS
DEALER IN TitE cray. Mrs. wr.LER keep,
only the Best Goods In stock. Switches made from
your combinp, for 81 % and upward Nah,ml SELF.
Dn,stlng Bangs aud Golden Hair Wash Tor every
lady GA Main street HAIR STORE, corner
Nain and Rcalc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

OwNGsvILLr, Ky, April l2.-Perhaps
the largest pension ever paid by the gov
ernment TO any one for services as a pri-
vate soldier has just been awarded TO John
Vice, who lives very short distance east
of this place. The pension, So a month,
is for tutal blindness, and, dating back to
the beginning of Vices application in the
first year OF the war Of the rebellion, now
foots up something over $4,000 Vice
was abjectly poor and has helpless fami-
ly. This large sum OF money is some
thing beyond this poor fellows widest
dreams,
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SPECIAL FRIDAY BARGAINS.

Dress Goods.
25cbuys 40-inch all-wool Shepherd Plaids,
worth today 75c.
35c buys Inverness Suiiing, ~ inches
wide; only few left, worth 75c, for today.
soc buys one lot best Cancels Hair spring
eolors, made TO sell at l.50 Tor today.
25c buys al-wool Serges. worth GOc.
s. buys Dinner Set Bleach Damask Cloth
l2-4 and doz. Napkins, all fancy borders,
worth 80, for today.
$3.50 buys a handsome set Cloth and
Napkins. beautiful border, worth $3.50.
SI25 buys sets that sold for $3.50.
45c buys bleach Table Danask, new,
worth Zoe.
Csc buys bleach Table Damask, Snow
drop, Rosebud or Vine pattern, worth 81,
for today only.
csc buys Satin Damask Table Linen In
new patterns, worth sl.25, for today only.
75c buys the handsomest pattern ever
offered for 81. IS prices for today.
s7!c buys Finch Table Damask, worth
$50
Sc buys full bleach Towel, sold for
zoe today.
lJc buys 9lxis heavy Linen Towel, sold
for Zoe today.
zoe buys 2Gx4s heavy Linen Towel,
handsome border, worth any day bOc, for
today.
45c buys handsome border Towel, large
and bleached, worth zoe.
7Ic buys satlecn worth l0c, for today.
sic buys Satteen worth l2lc, for today.
1ilc buys Sattecn one yard wide worth
25c.
80 buys Dress Ginghams worth l0c.
!. 7lc buys DrCss Ginghams worth l2lc.
SIC buys Dress Ginghalns worth l5c.
l0c buys Cable Cord Ginghams sold FOL
zoe.
Sc buys solid color Calico worth SIC.
&c buys simpsons best Calico worth SIC
&c buys Shirting Calico worth 7lc.
Sc buys Fruit Of the Loom Bleach Cot
ton.
pic buys 1914 Bleach Shooting worth COO
i2lc buys ladies' Balbriggnn Hose woril
20c.
9Oc buys ladies' Corsets, new, worth COO
lOc buys ladies' handsome Embroiderc'
Handkerchicis worth 25c.
2lc buys Hamburg Embroidery worth D
for today.
&c buys Hamburg Embroidery worth 10
for today 81.
SIC buys beautiful wide Embroidcr
worth l5c for today,
Zoe buys beautiful vide Embroider
worth 20c for today.
20c buys beautiful wide Embroider
worth 35c for today.
Sc buys handmade Torchon Lace wort
&C.
Sc buys handmade Torchon Lace wort
Toe.
SIC buys handmade Torchon Lace wort
lbc.
Zoe buys handmade Torchon Lace
inches deep.
o. buys l0-inch new colon Cheese Cloi
worth l0c. =,
i2Ic buys sG-inch oolored Plaid Ind
Linen, fast colors, worth 25c.
&c buys Dress Buttons worth 2oc
75c buys Embroidered Back Glovcwori
$3.50.
DC buys silk Ribbon sold for lJc toda
zoe buys Solid Colors extra quality CHI
dren's Hose, every size, fast dye, split Ice
worth 40c.
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Last night at the hall of the Young Mems
Hebrew association, corner OF Second and
Union, complimentary musicale was
given by the pupils Of Miss Minnie Han
nah, assisted by Mr.. Emile Levy. The
program, which was carefully selected, was
rendered by the pupils in quite an attrac-
tive and excellent manner. The enter
tainment was highly enjoyed by the au-
ninnpn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
Church. RcncGt,

The entertainment to be given by the
Patterson club for the benefit OF Grace
church viii come of tonight at Wiizmann's
hall, No 22l Second street. Dancing and
refreshments, 80 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

Positively the best remedy ever discoy-
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root Linmcnt. One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle For sale by Holster,
a83 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

Have Your Trunks
Repaired by the old reliable trunk manu-
facturer, $. LEVY,
SIS Main Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thenter.

During the latter half of next week Miss
Katie Putnam will be the attraction at the
theater, and in the following repertoire:
Thursday night and Saturday matinee
elena, the Madcap;" Friday and Saturday
nights 'lrma, the Eli" The sale OF seats
for the engagement will open on Tuesday
morning.
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ITO, Tor Chcsp Tic,sctsi

To New Orleans, Nicksburg, Baton
Rouge. jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
lrkana, Dallas, Fort Worth. birmingham,
Ailanta, Chicago, st. Paul, and many
biher points. |. SANEIsGS & Co,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
SEVERAL SORTS.

King Leopold, Of Belgium, has sem
the Sultan Of Morocco a railroad loco
motive as New Years gift. The A.
rican potentate will find hls present 81
white elephant nature, as there ~
not railway In his dominion.
Satisfactory experiments have been
made In Germany In the way OF photo
graphing moving bullets fired from n
gun. These photographs are said to
show very clearly the ways set up 10 the
air by the motion OF the bullet.
Senator John p. Jones, Of Nevada, IA
understood to be the controlling spirit
Of Gen. Sheridsn's presidential boom.
Ii Ia claimed that literary bureau In
Sheridan's interest lie In operation, con-
Quoted by former member OF his
staff.
Mr.. W. W. Corcorsn, the millionaire
philanthropist and art patron, Is gradu-
ally sinking, and 1t is believed he cannot
long survive. He has been confined to
bis bed for fortnight, and now takes
little notice OF what passes around him.
Charles Crocker, president of the
Promontory Cattle Company OF Utah.
has contaminated deal by which his
company secures 10000 head OF stock
ranch OF over 1000 900 acres near Salt
Lake.
Mary Dixon. who was brought 10 this
country from Africa In 1899, Is yet living
In Monroe county, N. c., and lie believed
to be l25 years old She Ia small In stat
ure, has very little flesh on her bones,
and Is positively hideous In her ugliness.
The contract for building the new
school house at Auburn, ILL.,, which was
voted at q special election held in Nc
vember last. has been awarded to ID. i.
Hopkins, OF Springfield, at $4,000.
There were nine other bids received,
three were being from Auburn firms
and six from Springfield.
Sixty lakes can be counted, II Is said,
from the summit OF Mount Whiteface in
the Adirondacks, Whiteface is over
5000 feet high, and so are the Mounts
Seward, Mcintyre and several others.
but the highest is Mount Marcy, which
rises 5637 feet.
Jennie Gibson, a handsome girl OF lG,
living with her parents In Arkwright,
N. Y, has never seen the world by day
light, though enabled by lanplight TO
sew ond read just as clear as anybody.
Up to the age OF four or i've years she
was believed to be totally blind. The
parents noticed after the lamp was
lighted she gave evidence OF seeing,
and gradual this power of sight grew
upon her, until the little one played
with her dolls and toys with artificial
light as eagerly as other children by
daylight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
TELEoRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Justice John W. Hays, of Texarksna,
Ark, the venerable jurlst and scholar.
who has been sick for some time, IL
slowly passing away.
Mr.. w. J. Macnamaar, the well known
hide buyer, has returned from six
weeks journey to Canada, New York,
Boston. PhIiadelphis, ST. Louis, New
Orleans and other places.
Four Mohammedans, the frat to ar
rive la many years, landed Saturday Al
Castle Garden, en- route to Savannah
and New Orleans, where they will en-
gage In the manufacture OF cloth.
The Princet, Qnd city council has
granted the right Of way TO the Prince.
ton street railway company. THIS com.
pany has u capital stock OF 900, and
has been duly organized under the laws
OF the state.
After being out ten hours, the jury at
Danville, Ill awarded VIM. Oiiphant
S325O damages Saturday, for injuries
sustained by falling into ditch dug by
the Gas Works company OF Danville one
night last summer.
The l.. II. 4. Circle, composed ofladies
OF Cape Girardeau, Mo, gave a mask
ball to their gentlemen friends Friday
night at the st. Charles hotel. All the
ceremonies Incident to the year were
observed. The attendance was large,
costumes beautiful and arrangements
perfect.
The Princess Of Wales wore the first
jersey ever seen or lady in England.
She wore ii at SandOwn In 1879. A
little tailor OF no particular account was
struck with the capabilities OF the gar
ment, and sold the idea to the tailor OF
the Princess, and the style was reserved
for her for q month. Paris took up the
fashion after season or two, and 10 the
winter OF 1880 all the leading houses i'm
ported jerseys, and very gradually
learned how TO fit them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
A Singular Death.

CoNCoRDIA, Kas., February 10. A far.
mer named Plus Bean, living near here,
suffered death In singular manner yes
terday. He had feed grinder run by u
wind mill, and having occasion to climb
above the grinder, the shaft, which was
turning at the time. caught his clothes.
In spite of the mans efforts his stout
coat and pants were wound around the
iron bars. He called to his employees to
cut him down but they could
not reach him. 1t was fearf, |
squeeze and the sufferers face grew
purple and his eyes bulged ana the
veins stood out. AT last the mill could
wind 90 further and stopped. but too
late. The breath had been squeezed out
of the victim and he huEg liteless from
the shafI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15

The King Of siam proposes TO place
the Presbyterian mission schools on the
same basis as to government aid as the
government schools. AT recent visit
to Petchaburi he gave the hospital
Sl44O, and the queen gave the girls
school $500.
The institution Of Rev. IL. Grattan
Guinness, 10 London. has just sent 100
missionaries to Africa, and 500 during
the last fourteen years. He has at pres
ent 100 students, and on an average
sends missionary TO some part OF the
mission field every week in the year.
The duke Of Westminster lie reputed
to have larger income than any other
subject Of Great Britain. lie owns row
upon row OF tenement houses ard pos
sesses mary square miles OF farming
land. He receives $50 minute the year
round, or $1,000 al hour, or $4,000
day.
Ole OF the best amateur boxers In
Maine is said to be the pastor Of lead
irg Congregational church. lie strips
like Greek athlete, and keeps his
muscle up by having a punching bag
hanging in his study, and pummelling IL
vigorously whenever he is tired of mtn.
tai work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
The Informality Did II.

Witnesses In the charge OF murder
against Jim Mccoy, for killing Sheriff
Mckinney, are kicking badly. The case
was transferred from La Sale county
and they have danced" attendance at
court several times. On Monday il was
supposed that the case would surely
come up for trial because all was ar
ranged, but II was discovered that the
district clerk had used the county court
instead OF district court seal in attesting
the transcript, and owing to this infor-
mslity, the case was adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Did Handy Stop Over.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from
Paris to the Times says: Authentic in
formation has been received from St.
Petersburg that Lord Randolph Church
i'll on his recent visit submitted to
the car proposals relative to England's
policy as regards Russia. The propo
sition was that Russia should be left
her liberty Of action In Europe on the
condition that she do nothing further to
encroach upon Afghan Territory. 1t is
stated that the car favors this policy,
and If IL should be adopted would even
not object to Afghanistan being an it
tegral part Of India.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Effected Without Trouble.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. l5.-C. S. Marshal.
gross received a dispatch this morning
from Deputy Marshal Mcdonald. al
Cstlettsburg, saying that he and the jail
or of Pike county had brought
Hatfield. prisoner there and
we're awaiting further orders. There
was no demonstration on the part of the
McCoy's at the removal OF the prison.
ers and no excitement whatever, In the
county. Marshal Gross will leave as
expected, and will allow the nine pris.
oners to be brought here with their two
guards tomorrow night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HoTEL.-Fred A Devorss, st Joe,
Mo; W G Stigers, Denison; Justo Garcia, Sau
Diego, Cal; Il X Rachal and wife, COtulla; F
Garcia, Piedras Negras: John Campbell,
Campbellton; L H Mathis, Rockport; w p
Irwin, Laredo; John Faver, Presido; A 4
Walker, Corpus Christi; Geo L Thornton, Car
RIO Springs; James @ Horst, Oakville; W G
Bailey, N II Poor, Parts, Tex; Miss Fannie
Walker, Geo Walker, Corpus Christi; E Z
Starke, Chicago; A NJ McKennon, + l. Bone,
Clarksville, Ark; Leo A Dillon, Normal, Ill;
Paul Greig, Hockey, Tex; II stephens,
Honey Grove; W Hunter, ST Louis. Mo; Z
Lee, Corpus Christi; w II Jennings, Jr. Bexar
county; Jno J Kinney. Thos FuTlOng, VIC
Bailey, st Louis: Jno 7 Olive, Georgetown: C
q Connolly, Kennedy; J A Reddick, San Antonio:
+ Martin, SpOffOTd,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
ST. VALENTINES HUMORS.

How the Amorous Saints FaYors
We're Received in the City.
They have got an art exhibition at the
post Office. 1t Is not high art, but OF
low art, comprising for the most part
comic valentines sent to the EMPLOYEES
of the post office. Some OF these are
not polite and are by no means compli-
meDtary but at the same time the boys
are getting their fun out OF them all the
same.
A LIGHT reporter got a valentine
complimehtiDg him upon the admirable
way In which he pokes his nose into
what other people call their business,
and on the strength Ofthis testimonial to
his ability as q reporter he has struck the
management for $40 per week rise in
salary and he'll get it in the sweet bye
and bye"
Mr.. c. Shaelzer, 1t is said got q very
pretty valentine, but he won't let the
boys see 1t.
Several young ladies are mad at some
OF the comic valesties they have receiv-
ed, not being able to appreciate the
jokes.
The dudes are broken up over their
valentines and are taking double soda
and celery salts to recruit their shatter.
ed nerves.
Some politicians were well favored
with valentines, but they are wise
enough to be silent
There Ia considerable excitement
among the members of the Lustig KAT
fee Klatch to know Who sent those val.
entines. The ladies say they want no
"padlooks" In theirs, and won't have IL,
especially in leap year.
One lady got comic valentine al
dressed In disguised hand, and re-di-
rected IL in her well known caligrsphy,
to the lady friend she supposed IL came
from, but it didn't, and now those dear
friends" don't speak as they pass by,
Lecause the latter thinks the former a
real mean thing and has told her so.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Destructive Fire.

NORTH WILBEAHAM, Mass, Feb 10 The
extensive works Of Collins paper manu-.
featuring company caught fire this
morning and will probably be destroyed.
The fire was discovered at g. am. In the
fifth story, where the storage de-
partmeDt is located. The flames
soon spread to the elevator shaft
and then made rapid progress. The
village is without adequate fire prOteo-
tion and aid from Springfield was asked.
The large factory was equipped with
but they failed to work. The loss will
be heavy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Another Mares Nest.

New YORK, Feb. l5.-A Washing on
special 10 the Times says: While these
western bOOms are being started a re-
mark dropped in private conversation by
Mr.. WIN. Walter Phelps has opened the
ears Of the Sherman, Allison and
Cullum men with a rap and caused the
Hawley contingent from the far east TO
raise lite ears In establishment. Dir.
Phelps is quoted as saying to southern
man who asked his opinion about mean
ing OF Blaine's letter and its probable eff
feot 10 the advancement Of other csndi-
dates, that 1t was altogether probable
that Senator Hisoock, OF New York,
would become the legatee OF Blaine,
and that he would go into
the national convention with New
York, New Jersey, and all
other eastern and middle states except
Connecticut behind him. This report
has made Mr.. Hiscock an important fac
tor In politics. II he was aware OF
any plan on the part of the Blaine
OF Maine Kuight, it would account for
his modesty and reticence when asked
by correspondents to say what he
thought Mr.. Blaine meant by his
letter 1t looks as If the result Of the publ
cation OF Blaine's letter would be to en-
courage all aspirants for the presidency
to make heroic efforts to enlarge their
respective followings and go into
the national convention for a
dozen candidates and then perhaps
under the inspiration OF Kansas and
California hurrah break for Blaine and
nominate him by acolamation on the
first ballot, All of his friends agree
that be would not refuse q nomination
under these circumstances.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
The Popular Approval

OF the efforts OF the California Fig Syruu
Company, 10 present TO the public an agree
able and effective substitute for the bitter
uauseous liver medicines and carthartics for
merry in use, Is as gratifying to the company
as IL is credltable to the good taste of the pub
10. The large and rapidly increasing sale OF
Syrup of Figs, and the promptly beneficial
effects OF single dose are convincing proofs
that IL Is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly effective remedy known. For sale
BY y, kalt0yer & Son. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15

TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb. I'D. X. Locke,
petroleum V. Nasty, died at his re 81
deHce this city of consumption and
complication Of organic trouble, at $3.50
this morning. David Ross Locke was
born at Vestal, Broome County, New
York, september 20, 1923.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
The Prescription Pharmacy.

Near the corner OF Alamo and Com
merce street, stands the well known
pharmacy OF Messrs. RsglADd & Ken
nedy, popularity known as the City Drug
store. Particular attention is given to
physicians prescriptions, as is shown by
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Nature.s own True Laxat,xs.

The delicious favor and healthy properties
Of sound, ripe fruit are well known. and soe-
ing the need Of an agreeable and effective lax-
alive the California Fig Syrup Co. commenced
a few years ago TO manufacture q ooncen-
general satisfaction that 10 n rapidly super
ssdtng the bitter drastic liver medicines ana
cathartios hitherto IN use. II eostive or hfli-
Gus try IL. For sale IN 70 oeata ana 81 kosfTos
0y II. Kalteyer 3 Son. y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Run Over and Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-Frsnk Green,
son Of rear admiral Green, u. s. N,
was run over and killed last evening by
q train on the Louisville and Nashville
road, near this city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.
Leymour Elected.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Feb. lS.-The re-
turns from yesterdays special says
The congressional election In this dis.
trict shows the election OF Leymour.
republican. by q majority OF about 500
over Breen. democrat. The labor can
didate and prohibition vote was very
liUht
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-15
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-For Texas:
Threatening weather, with rain follow
ed by fair weather; cold, fresh to brisk
nOrthwesterly winds shifting to easterly
and diminishing in force.