groggery

Besides, the shop's right next door to our favourite groggery, the Mermaid."

Mrs. Danihy cursed her husband for imbibing too much at the groggery.

Lisbon we believe could never boast of more than two stores and a groggery, and as many dwellings.

P. Dusenheimer, standing in the door of his uninviting groggery, when the trains stopped for water; never received from the traveling public any patronage except facetious remarks upon his personal appearance.

As the tale runs, the Hall's Gulch miners were resolved either not to have a groggery or to limit the number of such places, and when this ruffian set one up he was "forewarned."

I have felt that I was handling a paper picked out of the public gutters, a leaf from the gospel of the gambling-house, the groggery, and the brothel, harmonizing with the gospel of the Merchants' Exchange.