"Across the street from the telegraph and train station is the Armadillo saloon, the most popular attraction in town. Residents of Armadillo, weary travelers, ranchers, and brooding cowboys come from all around to drink, socialize, or find a place to rest. Local criminals, gang members, prostitutes, and town drunks are also common. The saloon has a large room with tables and chairs for visitors, a bar for drinks, a kitchen for food, a piano player banging out classic ragtime honkytonk music, a bathroom, the bartender's bedroom, and a private poker room for card games. Upstairs is a mezzanine hall and sitting area where rooms are available for travelers to have a rest, or entertain the resident ladies."

"Across the main street from the saloon is the freight station which contains a post office and an area where stagecoach services are found. Next to that is the general store, owned by anti-Semite (as well as anti-Catholic, anti-British, anti-immigrant, anti-homosexual, and anti-black) Herbert Moon where you can purchase their basic needs from his store - campsites, maps, horses etc. - as well as sell their goods for money.

Next door to the saloon resides gunsmith Jeb Murphy, where you can purchase and sell weapons, hunting bait, and ammo. Further along is a closed barber shop and dentist, and next to that is the office of the town's doctor Nathaniel Johnston who sells medicine.

Across the street from the doctor's office is the Bank of Armadillo, where large sums of money are secured in the safes inside. Down the street is a row of two-story residential buildings. On the far side of town is the Sheriff's office and jail, more houses, and a school house used as a movie theater. "

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