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J. MIGHELSOI) ft BROTHER
Hereby offer their Entire Stock of
i v
Saved from the Recent Fire at
NEW YORK COST!
All Damaged Goods Will be Sold
LRIhiMCa
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
»h£ARMH|ILL.
, within the City of Brunswick fix the
i amount of tax tokspnd forth* priv
likge of purtuingeuch business, and
prescribe penalties for a violation of
Aesame^ ^
In this section «h*il pay the In hnntmtlm aped*
fled, viz:
I. Every auctioneer than pay a tax of TwDollan,
end In addition thereto a tax of one per cant dull
be Imposed upon the gtoaa amount of all ii|ctlon
•alee made within the cite by an oh auctioneer; tad
haehatt make,at the end of each month, a return
of all auction aalee made during the month, and
centage thereon to the Clerk and Treaa*
three daya after the end of aaob month.
S. Erery agent for an lueuranoa oomcany ahall
for each company it pi Been ted by bun Fifteen
Call at Once at
Duck & Co,’s Old stand,
/■. \ v \ w\ %„ i 5 1. i. \ v/.i.
IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL, and see our goods, which
MUST BE SOLD
As above Described, to make room for
Our New Spring Stock
SPBINtt & SUMMER
SCHEDULE,
GA. * FLA. INLAND STEAMBOAT CO.
king close connection# with Ocean .Steamship
o. to/und from New York, ami with Philadel
phia, Baltimore and Boston steamers, and at
Brunswick with B. * A. and E. T.,
V. ft G. ltoilroads to all points.
STEAMER DAVID CLARK
caves Savannah every Monday afternoon for 6a-,
\ river, touching at Brunswick overy Tuesday af
noon; returning, leave Brunswick for Savannah
ry Wednesday night.
STEAMER FLORIDA
eaves Savannah every Tuesday and Saturday
ht, leaving Brunswick lor Savannah directly af-
loading. „
,11 the boats of this line bring freight tor Bruno-
Ht nod all station! on B. ft A. R. K.
•asseugore for Florida can take passage st St. Si
ns Mills on steamer Florida Wednesday and Sun-
• mornings, and City ol Bridgeton Tuesday ana
W.F.PEMIMAN
GENERAL
Merchandise Broker,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Merchant* wishing to make orders for goods are
requested bslore doing so to got quotation* on name
from me. Will fnmith on applicstlon the loweet
market rates on goods deUverod horn, such u
Grain. Bay, Heats, Flour, etc., etc.
I represent st present st this point—
KENTUCKY FLOUR CO Lonlevillo
KBNTTCKY MODEL STEAM BAKERY.. .Louisville
H. B. RICHARDSON k CO., Orsin, Meat... .Chicago
B. JONES. General Groceries Cincinnati
MIAMI SOAP A OIL 00 Cincinnati
Uiess, farley 4 (Jo.,
bHTKWTCIKJ/
-WHOLESALE DEALERS IN-
HAY, Etc.
—ALSO
(ilVUIIU
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
>. Erery srerags or inanranoe sdtuster, either lo
cal or transient, and other than a local ogent of an
insurance oomptuy, shall pay Twenty-lire Dodara.
4. Erery agent of a steamship oompany shall pay
Twenty-flea Dollars.
I. Erary agent for a ateamboat or tailing Teasel
Una ahall pay Tan Dollars.
(. Erery agent for the sain of real estate, and for
the oollectlon of rents, oh commission, shall pay
Fifteen Dollars.
7. Erery local agant for the sale of sawing ma
chines shall pay Ten Dollar., and erery transient
agent shall pay Twenty-Are Dalian.
8. Erery agent for the sale of any article whatar-
er, or any person rialtlng the city as an Itinerant
pbytlclan, or for the sale of proprietary articles
canraaaer selling books, maps, pictures or other ar
ticle*, either for money or by subaertptton, (ball
pay anch tax aa may be fixed by the Mayor in each
**so,
•- Erery local daguerrrean artist, photographer
or amlmrtyput ahall pay Tan Douarsi and each
tranelent one ehall pay, tot each month or leaa
time. Ten Dollars.
10. Erery banker, broket or other person doing a
banking, brokcrago or exchange business, cy en
"*ged in buying or telling exchange, currency,
nds, stocks or other securities for a profit, or in
loaning money, ahavlng notea, discounting com
mercial paper, or collecting tame and charging
therefor, or advancing on collateral# for commis
sion, interest or otherwise, whether he keep an of
fice or not, ahall pay Forty Dollar#.
II. Every bakery shall pay Ten Dollars.
12. Every barber shall pay,
Dollars. -
13. Every blacksmith shop shall pay, for each
forge. Five Dollars.
40. Ytacy restaurant or eating bonae ahall pay
Tan Dollars.
bJH^Erery MjoexMker’a shop shall pay. for etell
ftl. Every person exflrtn manufacturing and tell
ing tods water from a fount shall pay, for aacb
qnariMr. ffhm^0n— - let Dollars.
‘ enty-flre Dollar*.
“ pay Twenty Dot-
47. Etary shipping master ahall piy Twenty Dot-
da. Erery shop or efaod for the «h>of mitt, nnU
and confectionery ihall par Fire Dollars and the
tax thatmay ba leried on an other sales.
m. Erary abating rink ahall pay Thirty MW
70. Erary ■ fared ore or other -person taking con
tract* f <r loading or discharging vessels shall pay
for I ho year, or any fraction thereof. One Hnudnd
dollar*, and tbs flirther sum of Fire Dollars
&SBSWSMS8S«;
M. Erery planing machine ehall
rpey. for each chair. Five
14. Every cabinet shop for making or repairing
furniture shall pay Fivo Dollars, and the tax that
or le
Fivo „
may be hereafter levied upon the aalea as furniture
15. Every naval store broker shall pay Ten Dollars.
10. Every naval store dealer ahall pay Forty Dol
lars.
17. Every merchandise, provision or forage brok
er shall pay Ten Dollars.
18. Every ship broker shall pay Fifteen Dollars.
Iff. Every mss ter builder sod every contractor, of
whatever character, other than master builders,
* " ay twenty dollars.
ivery carpenter, mason, plasterer, painter,
and every mechanic, of whatever character, taking
contracts for werk exceeding fifteen dollars, shall
pay Five Dollars.
92.
. Ever>' cigar manufactory shall pay Ten Dollars.
!. Every circus shall psy One Hundred Dollars
Goods bought and
sold on closest fig
ures. Consignments
solicited.
WE SELL
AS CHEAP AS ANY AND
CHEAPER
am to
YOURORDERS!
per dsy, and every side show, where sn odd!-
tionai charge is made,shall pay Twenty-five Dollars.
23. Every cotton press shall pay Five Dollars per
mouth while in operation.
24. Every shop or store for the sale of cigars, to
bacco, snuff, etc., ahall pay Ten Dollara and the
tax levied upon other sales.
25. Every manufactory 9? confectionery shall pay
Ten Dollars. I ’
26. Every traveling theatrical company shall pay
Ten Dollars for the first and Five Dollars for each
succeeding performance.
27. All traveling concerts, exhibitions and shows,
of every chancter, shall pay Five Dollars for the
flfst and Two and one-half dollara for each succeed
ing performance.
28. Every dancing school shall pay Ten Dollars.
29. Every person or firm dealing in tropical shells,
curiosities, etc., shall pay Teu Dollars.
NO. Every dealer in Ice, in quantities exceeding
fifty pounds, shall pay Twenty Dollars.
31. Every one-horse dray, wagon, cart, buggy or
other vehicle hauling or carrying for hJre, or naed
by bakers, butchers, manufacturers of soda or min
eral waters, merchants, builders or other parsons
for the delivery of bread, meats, soda or mineral
water*, ice, goods, wares and merchandise sold, and
lumber and other material used, shall pay Five Dol
lars and twenty-five cents; and every two-horse
wa^on, carriage or other vohiclo hired or so used
shall pay Ten Dollars and twenty-five cent-, the
number being furnished by the city and affixed to
each vehicle.
32. Evory drummer or commercial traveler who
sells goods, wares and merchandise to merchants,
either by sample or taking orders, shall par Twen
ty-flvo Dollars.
33. Every transient trader in goods, wares,
merchandise, or other articles of any description,
who sells by Msmple or otherwise, to others than
merchants, shall, before exposing the same for sale,
pay *ueh amount as shall be fixod by the Mayor in
3i. Every iHsrson dyeing or reuovatlug articles of
clothing shall pay, for ouch week or less time, Fifty
Cents.
35. Every express company shall pay Tweuty-fivc
Dollars.
38. Every telegraph company shall pay One Hun
dred Dollars.
37. Every iron or brass foundry and erery ma
chine shop shall pay Ten Dollars,
38. Every hoisting euglne for discharging vessels
shull pay Fifteen Dollars, and every horse apparatus
4<). Every hotel shall psy Twenty Dollars.
41. Every boarding house entertaining transient
ravelers shall pay Ten Dollars.
42. Every private boarding house receiving week
ly or monthly pay shall pay Five Dollars.
43. Every sailor boardiut
DoUan,
44. Every .
in quantities of one quart and upwards, am
‘ turns*
_ and pay, for
each quarter, Ten DoUars. ' * - *
45. Every
avary person who shall ba emi
or consignee of an;
loading or discharging c . . .
sidsrad sod held to ba a stevedore, and shall pay the
aum required tan a stevedore.
71. Every billiard table used for public play*
whether paid for in money or purchases at the bar,
shall pay Fifteen Dollars.
72. Every pool table used forpublic play, whether
paid for la money or purchases at the her shall pay
Twenty-five DoBars.
73. Every bagatelle, orbthor table or device, upon
or by which any gome le pleyed, or money loet or
won by the public, ehall pay for each month or leea
time Fifty Dollars, ,
74. Every Wheel of Fortune torpubUo play shall
ggr for each month or less time Five Hundred Dol-
75. Every centennial board for public play ahall
pay tor each month or leee time Fifty dollar*.
76. Every bell or ten-pin alley shall pay Fifteen
Dollars.
17. Kvery tailor’, eeublUhment *1x01 pay Tea
Dollars*
78. Every tin-tmlth’s shop shall pay Ten Dollara.
7ff. Everytpcrson of firm engaged in buying or ship
ping timber, lumber, etc., (mill owners in the city
excop tod) shell pay Forty Dollars,
80. Every inspector, measurer and checker tof
timber, lumber, staves, shingles, eto.. shell pay
Five Dollars, and take the oath prescribed by sec
tion *U8 of the code of oidinances.
81. Erery manufkoturcr of naral stores shell pay
for each still Thirty Dollars.
82. Every undertaker shall pay Twenty Dollars.
83. Every person, firm or corporation furnishing
or supplying vessels with water shall pay Teu Dol
lars.
84. Every warehousa or shod for the storage of
guano or other fertilisers, if located above the wharf
of J. H. McCullough, or below the mouth of the ca
nal, shall pay Thirty Dollara.
85. Ever> person or firm keeping a wood or cost
yard, or dealing in the seme, shell pey Ten Dollar*.
86. Every wheelright shop for the making or re
pairing of carriages, buggies, wagons, etc., shell pay
Five Dollars.
87. Every naval store inspector shall pay Five
Dollars.
88. Every inspector of fertilisers ahall pey Five
Dollars.
The lieenswtox provided for in this c jetton shall
run (tom the first day of February. 1882, to the tbir-
tv-flrst day of January, 1883. and ahall be issued by
the Clerk and Treasurer of the city, impressed w5m
the seal of the city, snd approved by the Mayor.—
Each license shall be in the name of the person to'
whom it is issued, and shall not* be transferable,
and the same shall be a registered tax aiul payable
before being issued. And if any person tr msocting
or offering to transact either of tpe kind* of trail-
ness specified in this section, shall be fo-rad with
out inch license displayed in a conspicuous manner
in hit, her or their plaoe of business, or shall (Ml or
refuse to exhibit the same whenever called on to do
ADDRESS,
hfaf.mbktixtbu.
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' FINNEY'S BUILDING, t
ffstf *
Gram, Provisions,, Etc.
Highest Market Rates paid for Naval Stores. Supplies fur
nished at Closest Figures. iyis-iy
Martin’s Vaccine Virus.
^qBTS CAROLINA MEDICAL JOURNAL,
Agency for the Southern State*. . .
i ■ f ,.f i 1 ■ L 1I • IS'JlJ
meh and active VACCINE from the renowned e»-
tabltehment of Dr. Henry A. Martin, tarnished In
largo or email quantitle. This vaccine Is warrant-
ad to take In ail primary ca«*.
7 Lancet Polnte for *1 0 * -
IS Lancet Point! lor. * Oo.
Each lancet point will vaccinate one pc non.
Order, by telegraph or mall will receive prompt
attention.
THOMAS F. WOOD,
it Wilmington. X, C.
ng hoiuo ehall pay Twenty
drank uu the preiui.ee under any dnumattnee.,
■hall bo considered wholesale deafen, and pay, tor
each quarter. Ten Dotlara. ■ J ~ ' ’
45. Every person or Arm selling ap|rU*oaa, or
malt liquors In quantities leas than one qtisrt, and
coiwnmed on tb* premise, ahall be considered ru-
taif dealers, and pay, lor each quirtar, Fifty Dollar..
45. Every person or firm Mlung malt liquors by
tbo keg or can ahall ho considered wholes!, deal
er*. and pay, for each quarter, Ten Dollars.
48, Ev«ry huckste *
and »m*ll wares »Ha
•&333I
million merchants .shall flax 4
every muter of r venhLagent o:
vean*,,w‘
54. Every millinery eat.
teen Dollar*.
55. MMyatoM«r«h*Mli
turc;
.
try. .age. and vegetables tin
shall pay the tax that may be
Dollar* and fifty cants, the same to ba ramlttad If
the panic* opening will give the ahel)i to the city
fbr these, of the KMk. r 1
Conrt, to .
line not Ism than ten or exceeding two hundred
dollar*, confinement In the Guard Home or labor on
the publie street* for a term not exceeding rixty
daya, at the discretion of the conrt. And all par
son* commencing either of the kind, of btuluM.
a perilled In this section before the first day ot May,
1KM, except those who pay by the year or quarter,
shall pay the entire amount n, anch Hcens* for the
year; those commencing batwean, the first day of
May and the thlrty-firet day of July, shall pay thre»-
four.ha ot aacb amount; those commencing to*
tween the first day of August and the thirty-first
d.y of October. snaU pay one-balf of saeb amount;
and those commencing alter the first day, of Novem
ber. shell pay one-lourth of snch amount.
s»c. a. And b* It further ordalaed, That every
iiorson or firm wishing ty take oat e license to re
tail any spirituous or fermented liquors shall
Smj.2: And be it forthsr ordalaed, That svsry
‘ t i Hccdro to re
in writing at tho regular meeting to be held
25th last., or si any subsequent meeting, specifying
tb« placo where he, she or they intend to carry on
Hi*-1 in nines*, which application shall be accompa-
nh-l witii the written consent of the hemls of the
Hire** r.imillcs living nearest tbs place of busim-ss.
And It iha license ba granted, tbs applicant shall
>iive a gooo and 9iifil<*lf*nt bond in the sum of one
thousand dollars, approved by the Mayor, that he,
she or they will keep an orderly snd decent house,
•mil that they will not violate the laws of tho Btate,
or the ordinances ol the city, touching the sale or
ulving sway of spirituous or fermented liquors.—
Aud lie, she or they shall take and aubacribe, be-
tor« the Mayor of the city, the following oath or af
firmation:———beiug about to engage in bus-
iUfNS as retail dealer in apiritnous or fermented
Lquors in the city of Brunawick, do aolemnly swear
itny person on the Habbath day or night,»
God, which oath or affirmation shall be filed with
the Clerk iud Treasurer of tbo city, before the Is
suance of the license.
Hkc.3. And be it further ordained, That every per-
non, who shall violate any of tho provisions of the
*<?cond section of this ordinance, shell be anbjsct.
on conviction therefor before fho Police Court, to a
every person so con*
roked. by the Mayor,
and shall nolbs again Issued unless by action of
Council upon a written application therefor.
8no.4. And belt fottner ordained. That all ordi
nances and part# of ordinances, in ooafilct with this
ordinance, be, snd the same arc hereby repealed.'
Passed in OoancU this the lflth dsy of Jan., 1888.
AI '* 1 ffiMW HWatOK.'flfc/LwiArii. 1 ** 701 ’
*• ■: qi(7 n&xeiOtTpBdxtri '-r.r-
An Ordinance. >
To amend an OrdfnanM »Htl«l -An OnUnasoa io
irov4nttho In trtxlaction ot yellow ftver or otter
Into tUacityo ■
tars viola
mui .iMyri'it!
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J. M. DEXTER, INSURANGE.AflSbv
Ueprcscnta tbs above On. at Bnmswieb, G*.
ASSETS, ' 2“
! Lite aflil accident poUctaa written on short notice.
n ticket! (Old. No mMUeafex
All orders for OAK •, WOOD of. any length
promptly filled If IMt *|
j uovU-Ju J.|T. BLAIN’S DRUG STORK.