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Aft ORDINANCE
To regulate certain kinds of BnaiBCM
withintho City of Bnmnrlok, fix
tko amount of lieeaao or buaioeas
tax to bo paid fbr tbo privilege
purauing auch buaineaa, and pro*
scribing penaltiea for a violation
Of the Mine:
m
'1 hll wnivs untier Hie llcenso of any
MHP under the name ot Mr factor
or commission merchant who baa MM.Ua as
(mired at him by thisordinMes
Xaeh real estate agent or Arm telling or rent*
la« real eatato for profit ahaU pay $90.
. Bach local sowing machineagentehall pay tlO.
^JJoch transient acirlngmachlno agen shall pay
Xach agent tor the tale ot any artlole whatever
or any peraon visiting the city aa an Itinerant
physician, or for the tale of proprietory articles.
—"- ■-^mapaprpletlirea either
ptlonTahan pay $25.
r,or other person doing a
Trhnnro bnilnoss Or en-
i buying dr selling oxehango, currency,
toco or other secnritlea tor profit, or in
money, shaving notes, discounting com
mercial paper, orxoUeotlng same and charging
theretor^r advancing on collaterals tor commis
sion or Interest, whether he keeps an olBce
not, shall pay $48,
The keeper ot each bakery ahaU pay (10.
^Theyegrtetarof each barber ahop shall pay
Tho proprietor of each blacksmith ahop shall
par tor each forim fa.
* The proprietor of each cabinet shop for making
-or repairing fornltnre ahaU pay $5. This to ln-
Each naval storebrokcr shall pay $20.
Each naval store dealer shall pay $40.
Eaeh provision or forage broker or resident
Baoh carpenter, mason, painter, and every me
chanic ot whatever character taking contracts
tor twenty-flve dollars work and over, up to flye
hundred dolUra, shall pay *10, and from five
hundred dollars up, shall pay |H.
Bach eigar manufacturer shall pay $10.
Baoh circus shall pay 1100 for each perform
•“<»• Each aide show where an additional
charge la made shaty pay $15 for each perform
Each aerobatici or other show performing under
p*y
Baoh menagerie lhaU pay $15 tor each perform
^N^UM»h»Mu(«etoqro( oonfee-
. A lS w ? Un * f on< ? r fr akUblttona and show*
anoe^° “ 1 *” ot ® r *hall pay $5 tor oooh perform -
Tho proprietor of eaeh dancing school ahall
Each peraon or Arm dealing In tropical shells
— lassa*
ttaUdara or other
, ice; goods, wares im^ottiormer^
r lumber or other material used,
wisu pay J«i and for every two horse wagon, car
riage or other vehicle, hired or so used, shall pay
Each peraon dyeing or renovating articles of
assivu sviuj'iiuiiD VUUI|NUIV B
Tho keeper of eaeh iron or bras* foundry shall
The keeper of each machine ahop ahall pay 115.
The keeper ot each hoisting engine for dis-
chatglng vessels ahall pay *10.
...The keeper of eaoh horse apparatus used for
discharging vessels shall pay $5.
^jThoke.per of each .team pile driver ahallpay
$ Tho proprietor of eaohpubllo hall ahallpay
Tho proprietor of each hotel shall pay $15.
The keeper of oncli boarding house enterta
lngtrenalent travelers shall pay $10.
^Thc^kcoper of each sailor' boarding houso shall
Each peraon or firm selling spirituous or malt
liquors in quantities of one quart and upwards
and not drunk on the premises under any cir
cumstances, shall be coualdcred wholesale deal
ers and pay $100.
Each person ur Arm selling spirituous or inalt
liquors In quantities lessthnn onequnrt.and con-
enmed on tho promises, shall be considered retail
dealers and pay $ioa .
Kach person or firm selling malt liquors by tho
ke(j or caseahall be considered wholcaalo dealers
WpSfen or (Inn soiling malt liquors In
« i?* than a keg or case, and consumed
9 n tho protnlsoHa shall bo considered retail deal
ers. and pay $100.
Each person or firm tellli
liquors in accordance with p,„„ nvucul , nuu
under tho license provided by tho four (4) pro-
g^*^£"«SVMmir , *to , riteSh“fte
cbargnlfortbe full twelve months, and if fora
ESsL'ss*te n,n ?i pip** *•">“ »ix
nolieense for the sale of such liquors than be it-
TSSfI,ISL a .lrd2. c * tcnd J n ' t tho All Way of
dJSd55SiU h t?. y ,f5,o? ,our Lor ' , • el8htC0 “ h,m -
wecVortara tlmo W? * nd or ** n shall pay for each
Kach commlaalonn
im officer
- £ aell any
_ny other articles
. ■* “by wharf or vessel to other than merchants
shall pay $30*
The keeper of eaeh feed and sale stable shall
‘ TM llfor eaeh horse or mule sold.
^ fWjaeh double vehicle $5, and shall
tor each horse or mule told.
ebeSihaU pay $15. jewelry and
‘ i pr firm engaged la buying junk
Of each millinery establishment
. Each poteen or Irm aeUiag Troth meat. ahaU
give tho sheila to tM
engaged la buying or •hip-
restaurant or ea ting house
maker ahop ahallpay
Each person ur Arm manufacturing and bot-
soda wa'tcr^rom a fount shall pay tf.
MNKW1
The liyest Town in the South !
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities fbr Business
.1^ * hhd Itivesi^Kl
We offer fbr oqje tho following'City and Country property
TOWN.
toef water front, with warebonsa 58x70 and
One lot ouBevnolda street, 10x90.
Three water lots at the foot of L street. Very
cheap. ,
Onh Dlxvllle lot, 45x1*0, comer Cochran avenue
and Lon don streets, with $ room bouse. Can be
bongbt at low Agure.
Wl»de°f
elded bargains.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
. i -
About to acres of the richest lands in the cooa-
ty, one mile from heart of city.
Six acres cleared, with house, four miles from
city.
DUO acres of beet land In the county, with twelve
»m house, nine miles from tho city.
lsW acres of tanning land, with splendid two-
story nouae, kitchen and diningroom, storehouse,
large barn, sugar mill, etc. Situated at railroad
crossing, 4Hmiles from court bouse. Can be ae-
quredvery cheap.
10 acres at good day land t miles from eity.
729 acres of land at Lulatoa, on the B. AW. B.
It., 89 miles from Brnnawlck. Large now well
built house located thereon. Owner will aell at
very low Agure, being In wantof money.
Alio three small farm, not mentioned abovo—
very low. • '
l ;
3,000,000 Acres
Florida Lands-
We have also been appointed agents for Florida
Southern Ballway lands, Florida Commercial
1 Company's lands, and 8t. Johns A Lake Kustls
: tallway lands, aggregating more than 8,000.000
acres of choico lands located in nearly every
county In the State, suitable for farming, gras-
J ng, fruit and Tegctablo growing. Pine, cypress,
ind cedar timber. Prices range from 11 per acre
upwards.
We solicit a portion of the patronage of the public, and 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,
Real Estate Agents,
301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA.
and out
o cm cot taro and out house.
ilag comparatively new and in good
One-half lot corner Mansfield and Albany its.
One Bay lot tlx ISO, with buildings.
One lot bn Oglethorpe street, and buildings.
One lot in Gloucester street-splendid business
location.
One Bay lot 80x190 with two-story brick bond
ing*. recently created. WIU sell cheap for tbo
money.
Three lots on Grant street—good business 1 oca-
on. •
Splendid building site, north oorner Oglethorpe
aa Gloucester streets. • '
Lot oorner Gloucester and Albany streets.
One lot on Albany street.
^Portion ot Trust lot 90x100—splendid building
Onetot 90x180, corner Colon and Howe streets
with Improvements.
One lot and elegant residence on London street,
lot 90x180.
One Bay lot ahd Two stores situated thereon—
good Investment. ,
Lot 90x180 south of Hanover Park. Very desi
rable for resldehee.
Lot 00x90 on Jfewoaatle-street, near CatBollo
church, with nice residence.
Throe lots, 90x180 eaeh, containing 4 new two-
story bouses, near school houso.
Business lot 80x90 on Newcastle street, near
Chandler's brick.
'Business lot on Nowcaatle street, near Greer’s
NEW TOWN.
Portions ot three lota, aggregating 8714x150 ft.
1 Beynolda street, with buildings.
Three lots, 96x150, with now two.story bnild-
ig and out houses, facing Court House Square.
Two lots, Wltq elegant residence and out houses
1 Norwich street.
The keeper ol eaeh
of each'liraclet'works^orshfqfshall
lively runner tor a sailor boarding houso shall
oar ain. and wear a bodes.
*The keeper of eaeh stand for the faala of fruits,
nuts and oonfectlonorica, ahaU pay $5.
The keeper ot eaeh skating rink ahall pay $5.
Each stevedore or persona taking contracts to
loading or discharging vessels, shall —* “
year,
lng or discharging vessels, shall payf
•, or any fraction thereof, $900. Anyi
shall be employed by the master of a
play shall pay $10.
The keeper of each pool 1
shall pay $15.
its for
tor the
, , . person
who shall be employed by the master of a vessel
to superintend or direct tbe loading or discharge
ng of snob vessel shall be consldcied and ~
be a stevedore, and shaUpay $2004
Eaeh insurance company doing business,
whother directly or through an agent, shall pay
The keeper of paoh billiard tablo for public
table for publio play
Thekoeperof each bagatelle or other like ta
le for publio play shall pay $50.
Tho keeper of each wheel of fortuhe for public
plav shall pay for each month $500,
Each centenninl board for public playsball pay
tor each week $10.
Each knife-board, stick-board or tablo, oroth-
board or table kept for public play, or wliere-
chanccs are sold or premiums given, and not
hereinbefore specially mentioned, shall pay ten
dollars; provided, that this shall not apply to any
game or dovico where prizes nr premiums of
oath are given away or in any other wav allowed
‘ the customers or patrons uy the keeper tliero-
Kncli ball or ton pill alloy shall pay $20.
The keeper of each tailor establishment shall
16.
. a keeper of each till shop shall pay $5.
Each person or llrm engagsd in buylngor ship
ping lumber, timlicr, etc., shall pay $40, except
owners of saw mills In o|>eraitloii In the city.
Each Inspector, measurer or rhed ,-rot timber,
lumber, slaves and shingles sin. pay $5.
Each manufacture:- of naval stores shall pay-
tor each still $00. .
Kach undertakers),a) > pay S30.
Each bill 1 sister shall pay >6.
Each person, Armor corporation furnishing or
undying vessels with water shall pay $10.
The proprietor of each wheelwright shop for
tho making or repairing of carriages, buggies
and wagous shall pay $5.
Each naval atom Inspector shall pay $5,
Kadi person \Yho shall keep n (log In tho city
that runs at large shall pay $2, to Include liadgo.
Each person or Arm manufacturing mattresses
shall pay $5.
Tno keeper of eadi cooper shop shall pay 115.
Each transient plnuo timer shall pay $10 per
month or less time.
Tho keeper of each shooting gallery shall pay
$15- per year for resident, and $10 per week for
m resident.
Each person or Arm selling water privileges
shall pay $100.
Each person or Arm dealing In or acting as
for *-*■— —
8*0. 8, Be It further ordained. That
exceeding
on tho public works of the city not excoedlng
thirty days,
Sxo. i. Bo It further ordained, That all ordi
nances and parts-of ordinances in conAict with
this ordinance be and the same are hereby re-
Passed in CounelUhls the 25th day of January
1888. - D. T, DUNN, Mayor.
Attest: E. A. NELSON, Cl’k of Council.
McORARY’S
DID YOU
YOU bio, EH !
WELL, LET US TELL YOU CONFIDENTIALLY THAT
* YOU DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT •
REDUCTION 4-
UNLESS YOU GO TO THE STORE OP'
i.
WHERE THEY WILL SHOW YOU THE MEANING OP IT.
We have reduced the price in all our Departments to such
an extent, that 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 he greatly bene
fited by calling, as they wiil find out where they can get the
best Bargains in the city when they do want something.
v AS PROOF OF THE PUDDING
We will just give you one figure: We have a lot of Dress (silks, .
in short lengths, [remnants] which have been considered a bar
gain at 76c. and which we oflbr to you, until all sold at only
40c. per yard, and oil tbe balance of our stock will be sold in
conformity.
A KAISER & BRO.
Is a Permanent Institution,
AND WILL HANDLE ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO SELL;
l
;ach penon keeping an Ice cream
keeping 1
restaurant keener,
:h perron 1
Inga lunch stand, other than
- _or, and selling oysters and
lunches shall pay $10.
The owner ot caqh Jack or stallion kept for
breeding purposes, (hall pay $6.
Eaeh person or Arm dealing In wood or coal
Satie
STABLE,
OB ANT STREET.
NEW STOCK,
NEW VEHICLES,
Nothing Second-Hand
Second-Class.
or
t person or Arm 01
Arm operating a
locks ahall pay $5.
mez. of each tug 1
ahop tori
(bdng business aa sucb, shall -pay for each boat
Each person or firm manufacturing or repair
ing turpentine stills shall pay $10.
Each person or firm selling goods, wares and
merchandise, other than the regular merchants
of the city, whether they have an office or not,
shall pay a commission merchant’s license of $80.
Any saloon or bar room keeper Who allows
dancing In his saloon or bar room shall par $50.
Site. I The license or business tax provided for
In this ordinance shall run from tbo 1st day ot
rebraary, 18M8, to tho list day ol January, 1889.
Each license shall be In tho namo ol tho-person or
firm to whom It is Issued, and shall not ns trans
ferable only by consent of Connell. AU licenses
shall be Issued bv tbe Clerk and Treasurer and
gPjwoved bjr the Majror and Impressed with the
■Provided that’pereoaa taking out the license at
Bjootliig galleries, Ibsy being othcrwjto provld-
Best of Everything!
■pvONT fall to call on Sam McCrary when yon
want anything In hla line. Ha guarantees
good turn-outs, bret attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed in every Instance. Tbe ladles are es
pecially Invited to give him their patronage, the
gentlest horses being kept for thclrnac.
All Orders for Draying
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
LB.B0TSF0ED.M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
m.,Tto9p. m.
Send in your goods.« Give them your orders to sell y.dur
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 the motto of
• THE BRUNSWICK AUCTION CO.
Hodges & O’Connor,
After one year’s trial lt|ls now an acknowledged fact that wo *
Keep the Purest and Freshgsb Drugs in the City.
Our Prescription Department
Is without doubt tho most complete, as the amount of work done demonstrates. We also guarantee
exactness and dispatch, re this department IS under the personal supervision of the oldest pit
tlon clerk known to the Brunswick public. Neither ore wo conll
scriptious, but, as has been demonstrated, are thoroughly prepared to fill any and-allthat may be
written, and if you favor us with a call In this lino we will guarantee satisfaction, both as to quali
ty and price, we also keep a (nil line of soaps, tooth, hair and nail, cloth and< blacking brushes,
combs, and toilet articles, and in fact, everything tbat.goes to make up a fira\ class drug store. We
are also Proprietor of tho ’
OGLETHORPE. BOTTLING WORKS.
Where wo manufacture Lemon, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla
guarantee to be as pure as any made. Onr Ginger Ale
have no hesitation in asserting that It la as good as any Impel — _
Call and give us a trial and be convinced that what we toll you It tree.
4 —
ngcr Ale, Sarsaparilla and |Btrawbesry ISods (Water, which we
le. Onr Ginger Ale it recommended by physlolant, and we
It is as good as any Imported In the market.
The Railway Co-Operative Store
•. \ ■ .
IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO LEAD IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Onr goods are new, fresh, wall selected and at matchless prices. Every steamer brings ns froth
goods. We Invite the public to call and examine onr stock before purchaalng elsewhere. Every
article sold bears our Imprint, and Is guaranteed to he of the best quality, .
Butter, Tea, Crackers & Roasted Coffee
Are our. Specialties.
Arrangements have been made to keep a full line of Genuine Ger
man Groceries. *
11 Newcastle and 12 Grant St., - BRUNSWICK, GA.