The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10

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ahcsa o. any ihst ! bsve travelled
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sleeping cars ara arranged eunfott-
ably ibat iht h%srashiTs u former
nltoal travel Is entirely done apay
IN. atl ,li.sabt c,ties ara reached
aliLout exhaustion and luss Of sleep.
and being worn on, in body and mird
usal trayvkrson railroads, ten years
.iase, we're 10 three ~ tour days
travel.
.ad 10 k,a ID llc number Of
line hotels that arc ia this city and
the lmmeacesums IT money invested
IN their msgn,iecnt buildiugs.-
AupslT the prominent hotels, tlic
onesnow most popular are the Grand
Central Hotel, considered the largest
building In the city, ". Nicholas,
tstor, Metropolitan and Fifth Ave.
nae, viii not tail, while ON this
subject, to mention the tables kept on
tue European style, aud there are
quite a number here. | had often
b,cn told that 4 man could p acticc
economy in staying II one OF these
hotels, and being DESTROYS OF hus-
landing my means, I concluded to
Try one Of them, and my experience
Is that they are q perfect cheat and /,
iiumbug upon economy, and that ID
cost ms more t. live at one Of these
ho,clr than aN the highest priced ho- ;
te's IN the city, and then not get one
tenth tho variety IN table dishes or :
comfortable rooms and attendance. :
! an satisfied at least, with nv ex- :
pertinent, aud will not give these cs- y
adjustments another opportunity to
humbug me into the belief that | am !
living economically. :
This being my first visit, sought
Broadway at once TO sec il my box. :
hood idea of its being a perfect sea !
III moving humanity was correct, '
and, ! assure You, it was beyond my
expectations, although this Is the duh :
season, Tor the street was croudcd !,
and jammed full of people in every i
Kind Of vehicle aud Oh foot hurry :
'ng Ia aud fro asifi they were some :
great army rushing To It's place of :
rendezvous. There are no street !
cars on this street, but there is line =
ct small omnibusses running eontin. Y
u hy both ways much superior to ="
cars, the fare is only ten cents to ride :
the entire length Of the street. =
There are quite a number Of theatres =
DOW open here. Among the prom. :,
'tient aetors,n nos playing here is Joe 81
'lsilsFssqt 20 bis. masterpiece, Rip ="
- 40 nr
Van Wiakle, at Booths theatre ~
slrs Scott Siddous, at Niblo's, and VI
The eetclsated NJ Me Nilsson IL to be III
here next week, aud il IL said that
sic viii appear with the finest con. :, !.
ecit eomlany ever gotten together, '
there isne doubt but her debut u
the American music-loyinp ne
will be the grand affair Of the OF
cornins season. pc
paid tny RESPECTS 70 the news :.
l'aPsr me- OF the city Yesterday aud -
WAS most co,utroasly and kindly ',
by nh Imet Brick Pomo.
among the rent. aud mast SAY = y
iaat he was property named when
he was called Brick for he Is a y
shoR-soaled, genial, quick wated :
man sud seems u luke the world
perfectly easy no matter What hap- :
pciis. His daily Democrat is not Il !,
'uccc@s here, Lu, his weekly has the :
lassssst circulation Of any weekly lo- J
paper in the city, lie j. still : :
running the La Crosse Democrat and
reports it in q aourishing condition. "
The Herald Office i ths finest bull,
ding Of the kind IN America.
Tho European war seems 10 be the
topic at conversation, and great
interest - manifested IN II by every !
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