Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-02

at four. This beverage, and bread with :
occasional cheese, are conveyed into d
small back apartment, containing several .
cloth covered tables, TO be enjoyed. The I
conversation. and manners OF those apart. |
man's, YOU will find abundan,iy in some
novels Of Paul de koek. Good bread,
good cheese, and wine DIT six sous the bot
tie. make no unimportant portion Of the
subsistence of mnl,itudcs of Partisan opc-
ratives. Ii is just one step abore the diet
of the classes just mentioned, and just one |!
step beiow shat of Restaurants, whose din !
ners cost sixteen sous. \ Restaurant, |
of sixteen sous !!-nay of fifteen, if You
at once purchase fifteen tickets, and Of
fourteen, ifyou forswear wine. The Ro
cher de Cancale is the highest Restaurant
in Paris. The du lon potage, in the rue
Jannison, is the lowest. They are at the
extremities of the Restaurant banquc,ng
scale. Between them range some dozen
varieties. Among the .fred-priced Res
tauranls are those of eighteen, twenty,
,wenty-thrcc, twenty eight, thirty-two.
and finally of forty sous. Passing beyond
'''e ipr'y sous o''i"1':' you sal 'o' s'"o
d , "'ucl''"s 'na''''e'' '"'o " o,oau yea" , v.
currents so engulph and collapse the purse
that you almost wish your appetite anchor
Gu o"eA an'oS' '''' '''''q'''''y o' r''uPE
ceS; .,,
Jul n's'"o' '"' o' S'N'':', -, sous q, '''o"S"
entertaining It's customers WIN ra'ner f'eS'
t'onaole soups yet serves itSell WIN pref
ty pompous Titles. For instance II IN
scrIbes over IFS door, Aw bon ro'ase' or
Il La henommec dc ftaS DC MoU'on.-
Sometimes 1t calls itself, Ls Pem 'ery'
sometimes the hcStaurantS nc FOn1ceTS'
and then again LIE fctu foch'T' An es'
adjustment having iately assumed tniS
latter designation, was therefor prosecuted
by the proprietor OF the ver''aole hocner
de Caocale. lie deemed the assumption
unwarrantable, and calculated to Jeopar.
disc, and deprcclate the reputation OF his
famed resort. The Impialnt was, by
q criminal tribunal. pronounced well ba-
sed, and the title of LIE Petit Rocher, join
ed the has Leens.
The sixteen sous Restaurant generally
announces a saloon "supcrb ct masnfioue,"
with onc hundred or more covers, It's nan.
l,;ns ore always wonderfully clean. and its
n,,tcs of r,rest workmanship. The scr.
J
ver,;snn,cnt wipniuoIv saws. "ou.v.)it le
;onrnal:' For sixteen sous. il will give
Won tb,s dinner: 10 vita souo, two dishes
Of mcat verv strong, (tres forfs) and earn.
ished with vcre,ables selected from the caste
bv Yourself: a carafou, or little dccanter Of
good Macon, bread always discretion, a
very fine fires beaul dessert. correspo ,dino
10 the seaaon, or pet;t rerrc of brandy
The generous feature abou, their bI Of
a-e IS evidently the pain q discretion. AT
evcrv o,ber Sestaurant. vou must nav )
SONS for each additional roll. Hehcc d,
Won coz thr bc5;tue of the sixteen sons es.
iab];samont nibbino away at roll after roll
unt,l bo b.s n,or,G,d to sacnro On ovtroor
| d;n"rv 2y9n';:v Of oourisbmcpt for his mo.
nev. In is public is compre!cudcd very
Iarre Glass; through not wealthy one
N,rv c,nIar,s ,t law and medicine trcouent
!; rood;ra nrof.ss;ora} traa,ics in tho inter-
v,!s ho.~arn the dishes And vet wh;;s
,,"r, VA, somoI;yncs 500 the LarkIv. .mo,,s
,oohn.J ;,,I;r;,lnoI vhom !, la ofornoon
vo, had odm;rcd for most cyc,,isite bcarino
an,,no ,bo nron,ena;lrrs in The rar!ens Gf
tho Tr;lor;ds II is an cou,lIv snniGcant
nroof Of breeding % find fault n the sjvtcen
sous Restaurant rs at the Grand va.e, and
consconcntly even there NAV Won often
I,a,r dr,wlcd forth ar;s.ocr,,;co, rorroocb
90 l,s>,, af .,rn l:nor o,rcon nunl cIscro5Ic
'. w.