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AN’ORDINANCE
To raralats certain kind* of t)u$lnc$$
within tho Cllv of Bruti»irlck, flx
the amount of llconao or bualuaaa
tax to be paid for the privilege
purautbg ouch bualncaa, and pro-
acriblng penalties for a violation
of the names
tinker one
romllredof him iSytSSSBST
The agent olitehaBMIB
j agent of etch I team boat itnoahall pay <10.
The agent of each steamship line ahatl Bay tu.
The agent ofench sidling vessel line shall pay
$20. 1
i E^ch real rotate agcntorflrmscJHng or rent
al eatate for profit ahull pay i
Each tranalcnt sewing maehljie agen
fit
ohaU pay $10.
■hall pay
Each agent for the aato of any artlelif whatevor
or any peraon visiting the city aa — *
physician, or for the nor
can fa
. _ an Itinerant
, . of proprietory article*.
’asset* selling books, map* or jtlcturcs^elther
pemm doing a
hanking, brokorago or exchange business, or on
hanking, brokorago or oxehange btulne**, or en
gaged fit baying or idling oxehange, currency,
bond*, atocks or other *eenrltle* for profit, or In
loaning money, »h*rlng note*, discounting com
therein! paper, or collecting sanm .and charging
therefor,or advancing on collateral* forcommls-
■lon or Intoreit. whether ha keep* an ofllco or
aSt. ahull pay $40.
The keepor of each bakery *hall pay $10.
Tho proprietor of each barber *hop shall pay
tor each chair $5.
The proprietor of each blacksmith shop shall
s proprietor of each cabinet shop tor making
or repairing famituro shall pay $6. This to ln-
clnde upholstering.
. __ „ r or resident
merchandise broker shall pay tit.
Each ship broker shall pay tit.
Bach architect shall pay $10.
Each carpenter, meson, painter, and every me
chanic of whatever character taking contracts
"*“ *“ '“re dollars work and over, up to five
lari, shall pay $10, ana from fire
1 pay $10.
Each circus shall pay $100 for each perform
ance. Each aide show where anUHdttlonel
charge Is made shall pay $13 for each perform-
Each acrobatic or other show performing under
* tent shall pay f so for each performance.
Each tHireling theatrical company shall pay
45 for each.performance.
Each mehagorloslmllpny $13 for each perform
once.
^^Thegroprietorof eaoh manufactory of confec
All trasHlngeonccrts, exhibitions and ahows
of like ohnraoter shall pny $5 for each perform-
BRUNSWICK BY TIB SEA!
The iiirest Town in the South I
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!
Wo offer for $alo tho following City and Country property:
office fccl wti ** wlth warehouse 80x*0 and
OLD TOWN.
Ono lot, with large two-story dwelling and out
..juscs, alko one oottaxc and .out house., every-
thing comparatively new and In good order.
Ona-half lot corner Mansfield and Alban,- «t*.
Ont Bay lot 41x180, with building*.
ndbi
One lot on Oglethorpo street, nnd buildings.
One lot on Gloucester 4 tree t—splendid business
location •
Ono Bay lot fiOxIdO with two-story brick build
ings, recently erected. Will soli cheap far (lie
money.
Three lots on Urant stroot—good business loca-
Bplcndld bulldlngsltc, north corner Oglethorpo
■a till
loncostcr streets
Lot corner Gloucester and Albany streeta.
Ono lot on Albany street.
Portion of Trust lot toxioo—splendid bulttllng
site.
Ono lot 00x180, comer Union and Howe street*
with Improvement*.
Ono lot and elegant rosldcnco on London street,
lot 110x180. i
Ono Day lot and two stores situated thereon—
•good Investment.
Lot 00x180 south of Hanover Park. Very desi
rable for residence.
Lot 00x00 on Newcastle stroot, near Catholio
church, with nlco residence.
Three loti, 00x180 each, containing 1 new two-
■tory houses, near school house.
Business lot 80x00 on Newcsstlo street, noar
Chandler’s brick.
Business lot on Newcastle street, near Greer’s
stable.
NEW TOWN.
portions of tnreo lots, aggregatin;
on Reynolds street, with buildings.
Tlirco lots, 00x150, with now two-Voiw build
ing and ont houses, facing Court House Square.
on Norwich street.
One lot oa Reynold* street, ooxoo.
Three water lola at the toot of L street.
elicap.
Very
Ono Otxvllto lot, Gxlto, corner Cochran avenue
and London ttmaj* with I room honoa. Can be
Resides tho above wo have a large varloty of
ON8 lots, which wo will sollatdc-
TOWN COMM*,
elded bargains.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
About 40 acres ot tho richest lands In the coun
ty, one mile fromheart of elty.
six acres oloarod, with house, tour nfilcs from
elty.
000 acres of best land In the eounty, with twelxp
due miles from the city.
room house, nine miles from the
luigc tisB* iss nu|fi. ,
crossing, *H miles from court house. Can bo se
cured very cheap.
10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from elty.
720 acres of land at Lulaton,on thoB. AW. R.
R., so miles from Brunswlok. Largo now well
built house located thereon. Owner will soli
very low figure, bclhg In wont ot monoy.
Also tlirco small farms not mcntlonod above-
very low,
3,000,000 Acres
Florida i Lands-
We tmvo also been appointed ngouts tor Worlds
Southern Railway lands. Florida Commercial
Company’s lands, and St. John, A Lake Kustta
Railway lnnds, aggregating mow than 3,000.000
acres of choice lands located In noarly every
county in tho State, suitable for farming, gras
ing, fruit and vegotHblc growing, line, cypress,
and cedar timber. Prices range from f 1 pur aero
upwards.
ihn.ll pqjr (5 for each perform
Thb proprietor ot each dancing school shnll
Each person or firm dealing In tropical shells
or cariosities, If resident dealer, shall pay $5.
flfty^nndi I .°hali n piy e »*o. ,u “* lt,c ' 05tC0Mllng
Trio owner of each ono horse dray, cart, linggy
or other vehlota hauling or carrying for hire, c'r
-* nufneturers of soda
nsed by butchers, bilkers, rannmnciurors oi noun
or mineral waters, merchants, builders or other
persons tor tho dollvcrv of broad, meats, soda or
mineral waters, Ico, goods, wares and other mer
chandise mid or lumber or othor material used,
•hall pay 15, nnd tor overy two horse wagon, car
riage or oilier voblclo hired or so used, snail pay
$10.
Each porson dyeing or renovating articles of
clothing ohaU pay $«.
nacii telephone company shall pay $60.
Tho koopor of each Iron or brass foundry shall
Tho keeper of each machine shop shall pay $25.
Tho koopor of each hoisting engine for dis
charging vessels shall pay $10,
hors
The keeper of each horse apparatus used for
discharging vessels shall pay $5.
The keeper of ooch steam pllo driver shall pay
$10.
Tho proprietor of each public lmll shnll pay
Tho proprietor of each hotel shall pay $25.
1 ho keeper of each boarding liouso ontcrti
lng transient travelers shall pay $10.
Tho kooi»cr of each sailor boarding house shall
iiierscm or firm selling spirituous or malt
i in quantities of one ,)\li
Each
liquors in quantities of omrqilnrt nnd upwards
uuil not drunk on tho promlsvs under any cir
cumstances shnll ho considered wholesale deal
ers nnd pay $100.
Each person or flrm tolling spirituous or malt
liquors in quantities less than ono quart, nnd con
sumed on tlio premises, shnll bo considered retail
dvnlora and pay $200
Each person or firm selling malt liquors by llio
keg or case shall lie considered wholesale donlcrs
nud pay $50.
Each powoii or firm selling malt liquors In
itlOR - L —- — — • — 1 . .
quantitu
■ ,, J lc*» than n keg or case, nnd consumed
oa.hepremlmjyh.ilbe considered retail dcnl-
t’ucli person or firm selling spirituous or malt
liquors In accordance with tho provisions of, and
*"» <«> i ,r °:
ceding paragraphs, may have such licento issued
“•*■ ustelv, ti nt Is to sny.lfali
to them proportion ... _
i to bo Issued for it |ic> ,od lest than 12 ami
cento Is
greater than nlno months, ten the rate shall ho
charged for tho full twelve months, and if for a
Period loss than nine and greater than six
then tho nppllca,.; sdall jiny tor nine
months, and if tor a pet „sl less ....
pcator than three months, then tho applicant
shall psy fprslx months: and In no event shall a
cense he Issued for tho tale or spirituous or malt
“J?,""L ,or » Period loos than throe months, nnd
uollcento for tho sale of such liquors shall be It-
ri?!,l— ext * m, JnK Beyond the 81st day of
dred '^rigSTy-Xo 0 ' “ Ur 1X,nl - Ctgbteen
week oAtls time j s J ll,,,< * op $ an thill pay for each
Kooli coniinissiim merrhantshall pay $80.
«... of * »tatal or agent or other officer
or any pereon who shall sell any
J? 8rchRni, . 1, °«"• any othor articles
shaU psy f or TCl,,ol to 01 h* r than merchants
The keeper of each feed and sale stable shall
pay.$25, and $1 tor each horse or male sold.
Tho keener of each lively stablo shall pa
and In addition shall pay foreach tlnale v<
pay $25,
..i'. I®®'hall pay feraaeh tingle vohlcle
$2.60, and for each douhlo vchlclo $6, and shall
payer
pay $1 for each horso or rntde sold.
Each gat or olectrlo light works thsll psv $200
llfifih Mtinlfn* nitfll mskn. «4 S— T1 — ■
W&rtSn&ylta.'’ “* kcr 01 Jewelr5r nnd
•hoUpayTlO 1 * ” flrm onK ” Kcd 10 Buying Junk
eEjdUyy $‘».
TMwptr . r . # .
f The keeper ot esch Job panting office shay pay
r ot each new* depot shall
pay $10.
c shay pa
person or flrm telling fresh meats shall
or firm ooenlng oysters tor tale or
ill pay $40; the tamo to bo remitted
opening will giro the shell* to the
n the streets.
a or firm engaged In buying or shlp-
restaurant or*eatlng ho|se
of each shoe maker shop shall pay
. manufacturing and hot-
Waters shall psy 410.
manufacturing and selling
grist mill shall psy $13.
aaw Halit shall pay $1$.
Wo solicit a portion of the patronage of the public, ami those who wish
to place their property upon the market, as well as those desirous of pur
chasing, will do well to call and see us.
BORCHARDT & LEAVY,
Rs©al Estate .Agents,
301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, QA.
The keeper of each ’plaining mill shall pay 6
The keeper of each bracket works orshop shall
Every runner for a sailor boarding houso shall
ay $10, nnd wenr a bndgo.
The keeper of each stand for tho snlo ot fruits,
nts and confectioneries, slmll j>ay $6.
Tho kcoiierof each skating rink shi
Each stevedore or persons taking c
loading or discharging vessels, shall
- y fraction th *
Each stevedore or persons taking contracts for
" ” ; vessels, shall pay for tho
year, or any fraction thereof, $200. Any person
lng or such vessel shall be considered and holt
Eaoh Insurance compnny —,
whether directly or through an agonl
The keeper of each billiard table for public
business,
shall pay
play shall pay $10.
The kooper of each pool
shall pay $15.
tablofor public play
The* keeper of each hagntello or othor like tn-
blo for public play shall pay $50.
The keeper of cncli wheel of fortuhe for public
play shall pay for each month $5oo,
Each centennial board for public playshall pay
for ench weok $10.
Each knife-hoard, stick -board or table, or oth
er board or table kept for public plav, or where
on clmuccs arc sold or premiums given, and not
hereinbefore specially mcntlonod, shall pay toil
(led, that tills shall not apply to aii.y
dollars; provW ....
game or device where prises or premiums of
Sec. 8. Ro It further ordained, That any per,
son violating any of tho provisions of this Ordi
nance shall bo subject on oonvletum before the
Police Court to a lino not exceeding $1Q0 or labor
thirty days.
Sac. 4. Bo It further ordained, Tlmt all ordi
nances and parts of ordinances In rmulirt with
this ordinance bo nnd tho tamo are hereby re
pealed.
1888. D. T. BUNN, Mayor.
Attest: K. A. NELSON, CTk of Council;
McORARY’S
DHlinn* given nwny or In any othor wav allow oil
to tho cutttomerft or i>atro»H »y “ * “
of.
' tho kooper there-
Each hall or ton pin alloy shnll pay $20.
Tho kec|H‘r of each tailor cAtnbliHhment Khali
ie keeper of each tin shop shall pay $5.
Kuril person or llrm ungug.d III Imylngor ship
ping lumlicr, limber, etc., shall pnv $m, except
timber,
■ . ay $5.
nl stores shall pay
Knell Inspector, measurer nr
lumber, staves and shingles si
Knrli iiinmifnettirer id tinv
for each still $80.
Knell umlertHker.il: II pay $20.
Each bill poster slil.ll pay *6.
Each purson, llrm or coiqNirntlon furnishing or
proprietor of each wheelwright shop for
tho making or repairing of carriages, buggies
and wngons shall pay $6
Each naval store Insjieetor shnll pny $5.
■ |A- shall keep a dog in tho elty
Each person who shall keep ndog ...
that runs at large sliull pay $2, to Include badge.
Each person or flrm mannfacturing mattresses
shall pny $5.
Tiio keeper of each cooper shop shall pny $15.
Knelt transient piano .tuner shall pay $10 per
month or less time.
Tho keeper of each shooting gallery shnll pay
dent.
Each person or flrm selling water privileges
•hall pay $100.
Each porson or Ann dealing In or noting as
agonts for comminercial fertilizer* shall pay $23.
Each person keeping an loo cream onloon shnll
« person keeping n lunch stand, other thnn
a restaurant keener, and selling oysters and
lunches shall pay $10.
Tho owner of each lack or stallion kept for
breeding purposes, shall pay $6.
Each person or flrm dealing In wood or coal
.^.zxd. Sa,le
STABLE,
GB ANT STREET.
HEW STOCK,
,'YIC UMBKHN
YOU DID, EH I
WELL, LET US TELL' YOU,* CON HDEKTI ALLY THAT
YOU DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT .
♦^REDUCTION*
UNLESS YOU GO TO JHE STORE OP
A. KAISER & BR0.
WHERE THEY WILL SHOW YOU THE MEANING OF IT.
We lmve reduced tho price in oil our Departments to such
an extent, tlmt it is not only astounding, it is simply the great
est Temptation to buy, and all those who do want to buy
will find it to their great advantage to call on us, and all those
who do not need anything for the present, will be greatly bene-
fitted by calling, ns they will find out where they can get the
best Bargains in the city when they do want something.
A PROOF OP TBS PUDDING
We will just give you oue figure: We have a lot of Dress feilhs,
in short lengths, [remnants] which hnvo been considered a bar
gain at 76c. nnd which we oiler to yen, until all sold at only
40c. per yard, and all tho balance of our sleek will be sold in
conformity.
A. KAISER & BRO.
TIE BRUNSWICK m CO.
Is a Permanent Institution,
AND WILL HANDLE ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO SELL;
Send in your goods. Give them your orders to sell your
household property and anything else you have to sell. Mr.
Bowyer will treat you right- Any reference you need from them
you can get' Quick sales and prompt returns is tho motto of
THE BRUNSWICK AUCTION CO.
Hodges & O’Connor.
After ««e year’s trial Hits now an acknowledged fact that wo
Keep the Finest and Freshest Brags in the City.
Our Prescription Department
NEW VEHICLES,
Nothing Second-Hand
Second-Class.
or
i person or flrm
r oimratlng a
pairing guns and locks shall pay $5.
of cncn tug i
shop forre-
Tha agent or owner i
or tow boat
115.
Each person or flrm mannfaetaring or repair
ing turpentine itlllsthnll pny $10.'
Each person or flrm selling goods, wares and
merchandise, other than the regular merchants
of tho city, whether they have an office or not,
ahull pay n commission merchant’s llranseof $80.
ny saloon or bar room keeper who allows
Hug In his saloon or bar room shall par —
ixprovp
i tho 1st day of
in this ordinance ahull run from
February, 1888, to the 81st day of January, 1880.
Koch license shall be In the name of the person nr
flrm to whom it Is Issued, and shnll not tie trans
ferable only by consent of Council. All licenses
: Issued
shall be issued by tho Clerk and Treasurer and
npprovetUijr the Mayor and Impressed with the
by the Clerk and Treasurer and
Provided that persons taking ont the license at
—, .—. . nfunder the provls-
ony time during the year, an
oils of this Ordinance, shall, except as is here
inbefore provided, t«y tbs entire year’s license,
and, provided further that nothing in this arti
cle contained shall apply to piano tuners, organ
fortune, centennial boards or
grinders wheels of ,
shooting galleries, they bcing otlwro fte provtd'
Best of Everything'!
D
oN’T fall local! on 8am McCrary when you
good turn-outs,
guaranteed in every instance. The ladle, areos-
pecially invited to glvo him their patronage, the
gentlest horses being kept for their use.
All Orders for Braying
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
LB.B0TSF0ED.M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
* I easier street. <
1 m.,7to9p. m.
race hours $ to 10. m. an, ttotp.
Is without doubt tho most complete, as the amount of work dene demonstrates. We also guarantee
exactness and dispatcher* this depat Intent la under the penoaal supervision of tho oldest prescrip
tion clerk known to «m Brunswick public. Neither are we eonffeed to any one phvslcfan’s pro
script ions, but, as has been demonstrated, are thereughlrprepared to fill any and Ml that maybe
written, and if yon favor u* with a rail in this line we will guarantee satisfaction, both as to quMI-
tv and price. We also keep a toll Wne of soaps, tooth, hair and nail, cloth and blacking hriishei.
comics and toilet artleloii, and In tact, everything that guee to make up a first elan drug store, we
are Mso l*roprtotor of the
6GLETHORPE BOTTLING WORKS.
E narantee to he aa pure as any made. Our Ginger sue » roewujwwi-
ave mi hesitation in asserting that tt ta as mod a* any Imported la the »•
Call and give us a trial *ml he convinced that what we tell yon Is true.
The Railway Co-Operative Store
IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO LEAD IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Ourgooda ere new, fmh, well selected and at matehlen
We Ur
Every steamer brings us fresh
ijprieesi.
before purchasing elsewhere. Even
ibeit quality.
Butter, Tea, Crackers & Roasted Coffee
our Specialties.
JS-Amagcments have been made to keep a toll line of Genuine Ger
man Groceriea.
11 Newcastle and 12 Grant St, - BRUNSWICK, GA.