The Sunday Gazetteer
April 1, 1894
pg. 4

OPEN FOR BUSINESS

The P. O'Donnel Saloon is again open to patrons and friends at the new stand in better shape than ever. The entire stock is now for disposal and the old whiskeys, wines, cordials and brandies, the best to be found in the state of Texas, are served over the bar to all alike.

The trustee, J. F. Cuff, has employed first-class help and patrons will find the new location much more desirable than the old. If you are needing anything in this line at your home remember that these old and standard goods have been marked down by the trustee in order to close out the stock and business. Bottled goods in original packages with unbroken seals from standard manufactures and dealers go in with the rest of the stock and share in the general reduction of prices.

Mile Collins, the day bartender, is one of the best known as well as most popular mixer of drinks in the city. He is as familiar with his line of business as the dry goods clerk is with his or as the banker is with the cash in his vault.

Call for what you want and the Gazetteer's word for it, you will get it, and with first-class services, at that.