The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-28
CHIPS
Market day is upon Us again.

D Market day is upon Us again.
The weather continues cool ant
pleasant day and night.
Tanners fast is not original. Noah
lived ioIty days on water.
Romeo add Juliet" matinee al
the Theatre this afternoon.
The bullion shipments on Friday
aggregated in value SIS. 0S6 81.
NJ. sboweil was landed in limbo Oh
Friday for druI kenness and profanity.
Mr.. J. H. Vinson. the "Old
Guard" will perform at the Theatre
to night.
Il may Re reasonably healthy this
fall. but many will be sfflioted down
eas. by the campaign.
In the Third District Court on Fri
day no business was transacted; il
will be open again to-day.
We need hardly hope for better
times fer a month, wnen harvesting
viii have been completed.
Work on the city vault is going
ahead, and massive floor slabs were
being put down on Friday.
En- Davis, for keeping house Of
prostitution wac 6Hsd 500 on Friday,
aud five OF her girls $50 each.
County superintendent of schools,
7. B. Lewis, is already at work
visiting the schools OF the county.
Manufacturers of plasters know
enough TO advertise. That is the
only way to make anything draw
well.
The thermometer continues to
tumble; it was 75s at its highest, on
Friday, and 510 at its lowest recorded
point.
Robert Cleehorn, native of Eng
land, and Lars Johan Augustesen.
q nAtivs of Sweden, were admitted TO
on Friday.
The other day EN-. Davis bounced
julie Bunker, both of whom keep
houses OF ill.fsme, because the latter
had spoken dissgreeAbls things OF
EN-. She was fDed IS.
A horse tied With halter, on First
South street, broke away on Friday
a1d ran into q delivery
wagon, breaking the tongue and cut
ting a deep cash IN its own side.
The fremen are getting I'D an ex-
,ursion TO Logan, leaving Salt Lake ;
Jity on Wednesday, September stu,
md returning on the next Friday.
rne particulars are set forth in their
Idv. this morning.
Shall help you to slight?" said E
-oung gentleman, addressing
bouncing country girl, who was pre-
lsring to Jump from s carriage.
Thank you. sir," sweetly replied the
.irl, "but l don't smoke"
Fanny Fullereide snd a fellow
FAMED H. B. Manchester got into a I
ight, on Second South street, on Fri
ay afternoon, and we're arrested.
Both are scratched. but if appear
noes are to be relied on, Fanny got
be beet of it.
A new grocery store has been :
pened on the south side of First
outh street, east OF Arbogsst's
irotto, by Campbell & Decker. The
ioys, by dint of labor, economy and c
be accommodation Of customers, !
Iope to rise in business.
At 9 O'Clock this morning, in the
'irst Ward SchohlhoIse, the water
commissioners of this county will
1est to settle the wEter disputes
rising in regard to the waters oil
Creek. All persons in
crested had better be present.
On Thursday last Mr.. 7. s. Smith,
Pennington, fell from a load Of
ay, while in the field, and injured i
imself severely. He broke botn his
rms just above the wrist and his
cad was considerably bruised. As :
e is 60 years OF age, the harm is
retty painful and pretty serious.
Apple dumpliDgs from the pot, n
Just a dozen, stesmiDg hot,
nd the old man, conYslescent, says the
grace;
Then he takes them, one by one,
Eats eleven, while his son Z
aes them disappear, with horror on his
face.
When the sick man takes his last,
Speaks his little boy, aghast:
Pa, I haven't had one dumpling-nor
has ms"
''What |" the old man cries smazed,
While be dropped his knife and gszed,
Would you take the last one from your \
poor sick pa?" L