The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-24
TWO KINDS or EATING HOUSES.
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Coming from New York las. week the sTiser had an opportunity Co sample two easing houses d A very di.fefeni klnd Al Syracuse. he tram stopped tor supper. And twenty minutes ~ss announced as the uae which passengers would be al- loSea ;o geske themselves. Mos; oi the passengers had heca there before and as soon AS ihe tam stepped. tell over each other and made A gtAEa rush tnr the din- ins-room door. PaSsengeH ~ho had ne, been there hefate took t more leis- urely and go; into the dining room after all the others ~ete seated. The man al the door looked osef thc paxsensers, much as a iakir wsaid on the outside et 4 s.reas lent. as though es,,ms,ing the amount oi money each possessed and hos much ei II he wAs soink to get. The deliberate passengers ~eic seated at a table where there ~cre no plates and the rew began The walters took in the ss; aAiicn Aad Saw that they had so, to iced that patty n tes moments one col efed man brought in ! pack ct plates. and Shu them. another .otnrcd man ods them and a thtfd eclotcd man took portion oi the pack and began to deas them around. The plates would strike the table aesils sn ifen, ot ,he guests and iat lear thAi Inc plates eouid sip on the aeef he guests seali gsAh them ~,th both hanes and hold them. All the ~assefS came da~n the alntns room on the amp ~ath p.stietA c, proNiAlons held above thelf heads. looking a> though they wrfe eolng sc dash them ln,o the faces ei the!f .oe>,s. snJ lhe guests would haid ap then ciho~s as though to waId the martnap hioNs oa Inc tctuln tap se Inc ki,. heu the ~At,er> ~ould tun snto Inc other ~si,cts ,amns out and there luid bc cash oi alshes, the walter would taa me anethet vic uames. and there ~ as peticti haes
 \ water would bt4ne in !. pc. 2 ai heel that looked a> though live oN had been leaned up agaInsi 'ed-hot stove and scatshed and the pic,e> had been ,ut eii with an axe X plate oi ham would be btaash, tn that looked as though !, had been su, off ~.th a guillnsine, warmed on het guadle and tossed oa the plate ~tth A pi,e h to,k lheken ap> nt s,tons iye were pla. ed at each guests tlght hand. ssilr! tea from courtesy. lias.ults iha, lo.k ked as though they had been sho, out oi ,siiins gun wese slang on the table by ;he athieip walters onl, for
 
 ~hieh ac ted A A back stop tn thc h,s. un base ball game the plato sould have gone oa on The. iont Everything was p.ae e,i on the ia6lc u the same ~ay and guests ~ha had beeu there beiofe N auld Taise on upt"es ani reach a.soss the table and spear any thsnE fn reach They laugh al thc ~ai,ers and haiird them. lhe ~aIiefs would laugh and hail bask 10 thc pAssenaefs. and II seemed to be a
 gfs= A yos piea>s al eatt ! ~ Att |. An ~fcatline mat hs ltciotr thr pA4- seafe,s had gotten more than foHf meatht1le oi the sIne sane ealcd about theu person.. n sas tune iot ih- nam to s All rose as one man. pA,a then cas- l"u1ay sis sbl1nga to Inc IT aa man ai the ash acsk paved oa, "a ,hc tam. perhaps tie nasises, eto~d hat ever was ssen. esrfYtsady hangty. hu, no, afng ipl anYthinE to Cat, only aaslous io get asa1. at.d everyone ieeliag ,hs, he Soald ..o hungry .nnihsf tune before he would go into such sn eating house.
 Inc other eating house VAS al Mar shall. Mst higan. A ih- Tram dre~ up t0 the depot. passengers Sbo had been there before looked pleased, scnt off the tam qgietly. walked into the depot as though they ~ete waking into ihct o~n dining room Al the door. a middle aged gentleman. ~i,h gtAy moustas he and kindly eyes. sH.!ed upon the pas senEefs. and it ono ha had never been there before -ouia eaIue on ,hr ruah. he would slmply say plenty oi tune. my friend and ghr b8frys pAss~nRef soald be ashAned, and would change hls gAi, to he ssne As ,hose uho had bssn there hefaFs < ,sie fahisa al ,he dishes were ID 'hcr pl4,cs for the pas SsnEer ,o seal theInselyr and begin fEeif wotk ef love All the dsi. aeles af th~ sesson sefe served, cyetyths TX 1as gok ed as nif ely ts the old mother at home ~oGid have cooked II The tea S4s si4, h as aoald make an h.L41ual sra duEksr ttn1se wtih Y served ln beaGisfal
 hina rups, wtth tpiencld cfeAu Neatly dfessrd waiter gifts would quietly ask passeng~rz | they wfshei aag tH.ug mote. would sua aes, other dei,e irs nat were atzs oa ;hl table. and lascsiy t,fing n and pia 2 li before the gHests The gsenty minutes s<emed almost loo bong, and all passengers arose from the table. pad ,hea SrSeaty isye cents as ,hnagh II sax pleasure, and as ,houxh they had rather give t~enty five cents mote, were ushered oui of the door ~ith A pleasant "eeod day, gentlemen, from the mid de aged man a, the door. and as they sea.ed thenseiyes m the nam. lheFe was smile oi sa'ssfAciioa on every faee, and the eonyersstion for an hour. vas on ihs aabieci oi eating houses. complimentary 10 arab ali Mich. and oihcfH.se n 9yfaf us~
 Here ts the picture of tpo eating hoas~s, both ai wh.sh arc supposed ,s cater olhe ,faselsng pebl4e. f ls posss- ble that The Syrafesr man makes the most money, q ss very probable that he Marshall mai will ea 8y ihe mos, religion. 1sli have friends 4fo8Hd him as bong as he lives. and b~ regretted when he dies, asd he certAinly ~'ii go to heaven, f there is a ar4sen.