The age-herald., 1898-03-13
SOME PRATT CITY BUSINESS MEN.

The Pratt City Saloon company, A. J. l Odom manager, is the oldest saloon in | Pratt City, now in its sixth year. They
 handle the celebrated Cincinnati beers,
 Moerlein and Jung. Their leading brands l of whisky are Private Stock, $150 quart,
 Gordon Rye. 75 cents pint. Old Crow, s1
 quart, Favorite s1 quart, Club House. l 70 cents a quart, besides big stock of
 cheaper goods from 25 cents pint up. | These celebrated brands they have been l using for five years. they buy from the 1 largest houses in Louisville and Nashville and know just what they are. Their wines l are direct from California. The Pratt City Saloon company have built their reputa- l ton by running a quiet and orderly place, l and carrying the best whiskies. They use l the Bishop babcock air compressor which 1 is the best known method for keeping beer | as fresh when first tapped. They also l buy and sell Tennessee Coal, Iron and | Railroad company checks.
 The Klondike ssioon at Ezel station, Pratt City, is owned by Hutter and Bin- skelle. They have the largest saloon fn Pratt City, carrying the finest whislkies wines and beers of any saloon at Ezel sta | tion. They keep on tap the celeN'ated l Alabama Brewing companys beer. Their | leading brands of whislSies is the five-year- old Nelson County which is bought direct from the government warehouse and re- tailed at s gallon or 75 cents quart. They have two pool tables. They take the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com panys checks in trade and give full amount for them. You can use them at this place just the same as money. | MT. J. F. Payne at Pratt station has a large and complete stock of the celebrated Liberty, Eclipse, Birmingham and Cres- | cent bicycles. MT. Payne is the only one | in Pratt City who handles bicycles exclu- sively, and will make it to your interest to call and see him as he can save you money. He also rents wheels and makes a speciality of repairing. There Is no use going to Bir- l mingham to buy wheel when he can sell You the same wheel for less money. Mir. w. A. Brown has two saloons in Pratt City and when you are thirsty call on the old reliable. He keeps nothing but the best whiskies, beers. cigars, etc. MT. | Brown handles the celebrated Cincinnati | beers, the Moerlein Brewing company's | and Jung Brewing companys and the Ala | bama Brewing companys beer. There is l nothing in the whisky Line he don't carry | in stock. His whislxies are all 100 proof, l having some high as 105. He makes his own corn whisky and sells it just as gauged | by the government.
 When you get off at Pratt City you will | find the Union saloon where you can get a cool glass of the famous Cincinnati beer, l Moerlein and Jung, also the Anheuser- | Busch of Milwaukee The Union saloon | handles all the leading brands of whiskes, brandies and wines. They handle the | Quaker, Elgin Club, Better Than Gold. McBrayea', Old Crow, Oscar Pepper and, in | fact, all the leading brands. When you | want the best call on the Union saloon at | Pratt City.
 MT. R. R. Storbett has the largest and | oldest store in Pratt City. His elegant new l brick store is packed full of the choicest | and best selected stock to be found any | where Dry goods, groceries, hardware, | tinware, grain and feed, crockery shoes, l hats, caps, umbrellas. jewelry and novel; | ties of all kinds. He has just received l his new spring stock of dry goods, shoes. hats, etc. Mr. Storbett's store is noted for | bargains and when you can't find what | you want in his immense stock it is use- | less to go elsewhere. Call on him when you want bargains.
 MT. J. E. Lacy one of Pratt City's most enterprising business men is located on Canal street where you will find one of | the largest stocks of hardware, queensware, tinware and novelties. MT. Lacey also l makes speciality of crockery, silverware. | stoves, school books, etc. If you want any | thing in the above line call and see him. | His prices can't be beat.
 | Taylor & Corn, the live liverymen at
 
 | somest turnouts in that city. They run a | general livery sale and feed stable. They | also carry Ia full and complete line of un- dertakers goods and make a speciality of | funeral turnouts. Call and see them when you want nice vehicle.
 D. F. Webb, one of Pratt City's most en- terprising young business men, runs two stores and pays more for D. and T. c. I. checks than any man in Pratt City. MT. Webb not only pays more for the checks but sells them cheaper than one else. You can buy your fish and oysters fresh daily from him.
 George Gorff will take care of you when 1you are in Pratt City. If you want cool glass of beer or a good drink of whisky, Mr Gorff is the "pr6p' of the Phenix sa- iloon and keeps nothing but the best. The Alabama Brewing company's beer is al- ways on tap at his place. He has just |lcompleted in connection with his saloon r one of the incest bowling alleys to be found anywhere Call and see him when you want the best.
 Among the leading saloons at Pratt City is the Sullivan Liquor company, where you will find the celebrated Moerlein Brewing company's and Jung Brewing company's beer of Cincinnati and the Anheuser- Busch Brewing company's beer of Milwaukee. Also the finest brands of whistles, bran dies, wines and cigars. The Sullivan Liquor company makes a speciality of Pride of Woodford Rye, Old Gum Springs Rye, Claret, Catawba, Sherry and Port wines. When you are in Pratt City call and see them.
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