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 In the mid 80's this was the place to go watch games on satellite dish television. This was also a place to shake your booty on the dance floor. It was a very large bar that catered to all types. In the mid 80's this was the place to go watch games on satellite dish television. This was also a place to shake your booty on the dance floor. It was a very large bar that catered to all types.
  
-O'Paget's Speakeasy (1212 West State) was owned by Bernie Paget.  Located across the street from his brother Danny's bar, Good Time Charlie's, and his parents bar. +It was two bars in one.  They had the smaller bar on the west side that was always open.  They also had the larger bar on the east side that was open during prime time.  You could always go there and watch Blackhawk's games on their super-sized dish.  Bernie and Bernie, Jr. were always gracious hosts.  They would play dice drinking games with you whenever you wanted.  When they opened the backroom with the dance floor the place got really popular.  The corner with The State House, O'Paget's and Good Time Charlie's was one of the best corners for drinking in the early '80's.
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-The family later opened Buck Bradley's on Old World Third Street.+
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