What is "saloons"

Usage examples of "saloons".

He familiarized himself with the descriptions of every lawbreaker suspected of being in Kansas or Nebraska, visited the saloons, barber shop, general store, and pharmacy--where he was disgusted to find the irritating dandy, Joe Brooks, dispensing patent medicines.

Resigned to half-dead whores in tawdry saloons, sandwiched between long nights on the trail alone.

A heterogeneous and rather casual assortment of utility flyers, passenger saloons, sky-cars, runabouts and inspection drifters, to the number of sixty, each with a complement of from two to eight armed men, assembled at Morningswake, then flew down to Lake Dor, to discover that the Uldra raiders were already retreating across the rocky barrens west of the lake.

She had thought saloons to be wicked, sinful places and for that very reason they held a certain fascination.

She quickly came to the conclusion that a town which supported so many saloons was very likely to also have dozens of sporting houses.

Then he found himself descending a wide companionway to one of the handsomest saloons he had ever entered, a living room that, aside from its concessions to marine architecture, might have graced a residence on Park Lane or on Fifth avenue in the Sixties.