The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-07-14

yon ~ 's ..sss.'
But they needn't associate with sucl
characters as you speak o" So
| do not like hotel; i think it is the
very antiPone Of domestic happiness"
1t need. not be.n ~ :. .sa.s..,
- There is nothing like home about it"
- Pooh and then it is the fashion you
know" replied the lady, with considerable
earnestness. All the first people board at
hotels. We cannot afford to keep house in
such style as the Smiths Jones' and Browns;
but If we go to hotel, we shall be on a
level with the best and most aristocratic Of
them. Give me the hotel, and will teach
Mrs. Smith TO turn up her nose at me, ms
she did last Sunday when she came into
church, fss 81 F
Mrs. Smith is fool p 81. ~
"Iknow it.n .,:s. 500
!" And YOU desire to initiate her n
wouldn't be like her for all the worldr,
1Why ape her follies theng' $50
/" don't" .s..s ~. 4. 4.
81" Well, well, Ellen, you shall have your
own way; but confess that it is with a
great deal of regret that leave this cona-
Portable house." ~ "a -
The thing was settled. Mr.. Fulton agreed
to the point, and ON the very day Of the
conversation, went to first class hotel, and
engaged board for himself and family
Mrs. Fulton went with him. They intima-
ted that they wanted rooms at eighteen dol
lars week, and and were shown a single
department in the fourth story. The lady
could not think of such thing. She want
cd suite Of rooms-a paflor and bed-cham-
ber--and the obliging landlord took them
down one flight to couple of dingy rooms,
having a delightful prospect of q brick wall
lust four feet from the windows. They were
IEoffered these at the very moderate price of
twenty-five dollars week. - ,...-,.
Mrs. Fulton turned up her nose and re-
treated without a word of comment. An
other suite on the same floor was shown
them, but fronting on the street. The par
lor was thirteen by sixteen, the chamber
eleven by thirteen, and the landlord, in con-
sideration of the fact that Mr. Fulton had n
large southern and western trade, and could
influence custom to the hotel, would let
them have the rooms as particular favor
at thirty dollars week, exclusive of"extras." I"
He positively would not let any one else
have it at such seriously low rate--not
NJ . E..I.a VI 'ne Sls.e.
ho. % n,;,d tl'1a ~ sa.o was rellctan,ly makng up
~, ,Uhon ,I ~ 70 70 .uro she chetisned experiment
49, Snen ~ s nc, sulprlse ner husband closed the
".sn,u pa. s.a,, anu eng,sea e.s .ne rooms.
az ous you e"n ,.a anolu y henry;
p, yeIyHI,an I:sI, y nke he rooms
=, ''y "ei' iephed Inc iady' DUBIOUS
~. .s,, a
aRet pety Nv wen oh;,a.o, ,n
~. wv Wv .ne e,,i.e'eu go, ),
ou can ~ haye . Tuhoel;oea for them,
SuSses'eu sne opilgihg iahuiord, There's
pleen-moh Sas -,,"' ove, hundred thousand,
mas T,'n silia'ier rooms thah these s,
,na ne .Sn susSeS.on sM was aeceP'ed, ana IN que
s.n ' I .1 m '.on, pa anu oagggage' cnii-
sn .;n.u anu "'' Tsie ml huudiea vogetner in the
uhy ICONS. me coh.rast between tnese
had had been - aCn,,stomad ,nas - wn,cn tsey
nau o.en . ..l =. i was !auaeI unsa,islac-
:fy uu. sien ~, ~ was iaslllonaole 10 poard
.an,,i,. mo, dao nAe ne u VINO Gu. on
an al,snss, % eo 81 % Una. ne c9nld wear
asi,o.a,e 10Y ~ sey oouiPe''ec themselves
~ = 'o. ~ " snT az, 'I.oan.e ,,n,1sss :. vey
..z g~ s. ChAfIEh IL.
We pass over q month. Mrs. Fulton,
who possessed really domestic nature, was
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