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AM OHDINANOE
To reffuUtaMCttlaklndt of MubIbmb
within the at/ of Brunswick, An
the Amount nfltoMN orbatlttOM
Ux to be pold ter the privilege
punning euch bueineee, end pro-
scribing penalties ter n violation
■ ‘ of the etme:
•"SUSi
reqnircd or tin ori
The sges t of each
bare pi
tHno stall pay |».
acli real estate agent or firm wiling or rent-
Eaeh agent tor the aalo of any artlclo whatever
I, «nT person visiting the city as an Itinerant
thyilclan, or foe the two of proprlitory Aittolesn
tankini, brokerage ore a ■. bange business, or en.
gaged In bnying or al l •» ngc. onrronev.
bonds, stocks or other flt ’ ??_"
shall pay
..ndtfitocu-.
loaning money, shaving i »;»•■ A co . m '
merclal paper, or oolleetlng sanjo >W trging
therefor,or advancing on collaterals tore -mmls-
sion^Mnterestj whether be keeps anollleeor
^TliekeepSr of each bakery shall pay B10._
Tho proprietor of each barber shop
for each chair IS. . „
Tho proprietor of each blacksmith shop shall
pay for each forge SB.
The proprietor of each cabinctshop tor making
or repairing furniture shall pay $5. This to In
clude upholstering.
Each naval store broker shall pay 120.
, Each naval store dealer shall pay gioj
Each provision or forage broker or
merchandise broker shall pay 116.
pay 126.
RY TIE 8Ri!
The livest Town in the SoHth!
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!
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We offer fbr sale the following City end Countiy property:
Q LD JOWN MX feet water front, with warehouse 28x70 and
One lot, wttii Urge two-etoey dwelling and out
bouses, also one cottage and out houses, every-
"itng comparatively new and la good order.
thing comparatively new and la good
One-half lot comer Mansfield and Albany aU.
One Bay lot 41x180, with bnlldlnge.
One )ot on Oglethorpe street, and buildings.
One lot on Gloucester street—splendid business
mHmi *
location.
One Bay lot 00x1(10 with two-story brick build
ings, recently erected. Will sell cheap tor the
money.
Three lota on Urant street—geod business loca
tion.
mcester streets.
Lot cornor Gloucester and Albany streets.
One lot on Albany street.
Portion of Trust lot 00x100—splendid building
site.
Eacbs
ship broker shall pny 8!
Each architect shall pay f 10. ,
Each carpenter, mason, palnter^and over^r mo-
Aden carpenter, uiuauu, piuutui, ouu
chanlo of whatever character taking contracts
for twenty-five dollars work and over, up to five
hundred dollars, shall pay 810, and from live
hundred dollars up, shall pay 426.
• Each cigar manufacturer shall pay $10.
Eaoh circus shall pay $100 tor eaoh perform
ance. Each side show where an additional
charge Is made shall pay $26 for each. perform
ance,!
Each acrobatic or other show performing under
a tent shall pay $60 for each performance.
Each traveling theatrical company shall pay
$6 tor each performance.
■ Each menagerie shall pay $26 for each perform-
fcnoe.
The proprietor of each mannfaetory of confco
tionerios shall pay $10,
All traveling concerts, exhibitions and shows
of like character shall pay $6 for each perform
The proprietor of each dancing school shall
Each person or firm dealing In tropical shells
Each person or firm dealing in tropical sn
[• curiosities. If resident dealer, shall pay 16.
Each dealer In Ice In quantities exceed
fifty ponnds shall pny $20.
The ownei
exceeding
j ownerof each one horoo dray, cart, buggy
Jior vehicle hauling or carr~ ' *■*
used by butchers, takers, menu
or mineral waters, mere*—*- *■
persons tor the delivery
othermaterial uwd,
‘.hirers i
or mineral waters, merchants, builders or other
r of bread, meats, soda or
chant
skill
Hage
clothing shall pay
Each person dyeing or renovating articles of
-my gg.
Each express company shall pay $50.
Each telegraph company shall pay $50.
Each telephone company shall pay $60.
The keeper of each iron or brass foundry shall
**¥he keeper of each machine shop shall pay $25.
Tho kcenorof each hoisting engine for dis-
The kceporof each hoisting engine
charging vessels shall pay »10.
Tho keeper of each horso apparatus used for
discharging vessels shall pay $6.
discharging vessels shall pay
The keeper of each steam pile driver shall pay
$10.
Tho proprietor of each public hall shall pny
$10.
The proprietor of each hotel shall pay $26.
The keeper of each boarding house entertain'
Ing transient travelers shall pay $10.
The keeper of each sailor boarding house shall
Each person or firm selling spirituous or malt
liquors in quantities of one quart oml upwards
eumstances, shall bo considered wholesale deal-
*ers and pay $100.
Eqch person or firm selling spirituous or malt
liquors In quantities less than one quart, and con
sumed on tho premises, Bhall ho considered retail
$200
Each person vir firm selling malt liquors by the
keg or caso Bhall be considered wholesale dealers
and pay $60.
Each person nr firm selling malt liquors In
quantities less tlinn a keg or case, and consumed
on the premises, shall be considered retail deal
ers, and pay $100.
Er ‘
ceding paragraphs, may have such license issued
to them proportionately, “ ' *-*- — " - “
. that Is to say, if a 11
cense is to he Issued for n period less than 12 and
grenter than nine months, then the rate shRll lie
chargrd for the full twelve months, and if for a
period less than nine and greater limn six
months, then tho .applicant shall pay for nine
months, and if tor a period less tlinn six uml
greater than three mouths, then tho applicant
shall pay tor six months; and In no event shall a
llcenso lie Issued tor the salo of spirituous nr malt
liquors fora period less than threo months, anil
no license forthc salo of such liquors shall lie Is-
sued tor a term extending beyond the 81st dnv of
January, In tho year of our Lord, eighteen hun
dred and clghty-nino
Each grinder of a hand organ shall pay foreneh
iritis time $6,
Each commission merchant shall pay $110.
Each master of a vessel or agent orothor ofilcer
of n vessel, or anv person who shall sell any
goods, wares, merchandise or any other articles
from any wharf or vessel lo other than merchants
shall pay 880.
The keeper of each feed and sale stable shall
pav $25, and $1 for each liovsc or nude sold.
• Tho keeper of each livery stable shall pay $25,
and In addition shall pay foreneh single vehicle
$2.60, and fbr each double vehicle $5, and shull
Each gas or electric light works shall pay $200
Each repairer anil maker of Jewelry and
wntchcsshnl) pay $15.
Eaoh person or'Urn) engaged in buvingjunk
shall pny $10.
shall pny ,...
Tito keeper qf each news depot shall pay $10.
The keeper of each Job printing office shay pny
'$10. B ,
Each person or firm selling fresh meats shall
^Verson or inn owning oysters'fbr sale or
shipment shall |inv fU); the sntne to lie remit toil
If the parties owning will give the shells to the
cltv for 1160 on the streets
Each person or linn engaged In buying or ship-
plng fish shallpnv $10.
llir keeper of each restaurant or eat ing hom o
shall pay $10.
* fThc keeper of each shoe maker shop shall pny
iM rands or mineral water- slmll pay $10.
kucb.imrxm or Hun mniinfiictnrloir aim selling
' wlitbfrom a fount shall pat »
■per of curb grl-l mill .1 ell | ny $15.
per of each saw mil!shall pay $13,
One lot #0x180, corner Union and Howeatreots
with improvementa.
One lot and elegant residence on London street,
lot 00x180.
One Bay lot and two stores situated thereon—
good Investment.
Lot 80x180 south of Hanover Park. Very desi
rable tor rcsldonco.
Lot 00x110 on Newcastle street, near Catholic
church, with nice residence.
Throe lots, 80x180 each, containing 4 now two-
story bouses, near school house.
NEW TOWN.
i
Portions of threo lots, aggregating 87><Jxl60 ft.,
m Reynolds street, with buildings.
Threo lots, 00x160, with new two-ston- build-
. —- • ■> Bouse Square.
ing and out houses, facing Oourt I
on Norwich street.
Ota lot oa Reynolds street, 80x80.
Three water lots at the foot of L street,
cheap#
Dlxvllle lot, 46x110, oomer Cochran avenue
Very
MUWt corner vucurou ibtcuuc
,with (room bouse. Cube
tetlow figure.
*^ w, v h h , .S«iS«- f
MON8 lots, wh
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
About 40 eeres of the richest lands In the coun
ty, one mile from heart of city,
Six acres cleared, with bonae, four miles from
city,
M0 acres of best land In the oounty, with twelve
city,
room house, nine miles from the ell
UH acres of farming land, with splendid two-
ory house, kitchen and diningroom, storehouse,
large bam, sugar mill, etc. situated at railroad
crossing, 4}i miles from court house. Can be se
cured veiy cheap,
10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from city,
728 acres of land at Lulaton,on theB. AW. R.
R., 88 miles from Brunswick. Largo new well
built house located thereon. Owner will sell at
very low figure, being In want of money,
Also throe small farms not mentioned above-
very low,
3,000,000 Acres
Florida Lands.
Wo have also boon-appointed agents for Florida
Southern Railway lands, Florida Commercial
Cqmpanv’s lands, and St. Johns A Lake Kustls
Railway lands, aggregating more than 8,000,000
acres of choice lands located In nearly overy
county In tho Stato, suitable tor fanning, graz
ing, fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, cypress,
ana cedar timber. Prices range from $1 per acre
upwards.
We solicit a portion of the
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 & v LEAVY,
Real Estate Agents,
301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA.
A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have
dosed out his stock so low that we can give Sp'ecial Inducements in both"
Laundried and Unlauhdried Shirts-
Shirts heretofore sold at 76c we will sell at 50c.
Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 76c.
Shirts worth $1.50 we will sell for $1.
Now is your chance to purchase your Shirts^vhilc we have these bar-
(Jail
rains to offer, which will be for only 30 days.
>c convinced that they are a bargain.
and examine them, and
.1. J. LISJSNER& CO.
The keeper of cnch plaining mill shall pay
The keeper of each bracket work* or shop shall
par $18.
Jfcvery runper for n Bailor hoarding house shall
pny $10) ami wear n lm<lgo.
The keeper of each stand for the sale of fruits,
nuts and confectioncrie*, shall pay $8.
The keeper of each skating rink shall pay $5.
Knch Btevedore or persons taking contracts for
loading or discharging vessels* shall pay for tho
year, or any fine ion thereof, $200. Any person
who shall be employed by the master of n vessel
to superintend or direct tho loadings dlwcharg
ing of*
... such vessel shall Iks eonsidoied and held to
be a stevedore, and slmll pay $2C0.
Knch insurance company doing business,
whether directly or through «n agent, slmll pay
$15.
The keeper of each billiard table for public
play shall pay $10.
The keeper '
slmll pay $15.
The keeper of each bngatelle or other like ta*
ble for public, play slmll pay $60.
The keeper of each whcc. of fortuhe for public
plnv slmll pay for enen month $600,
tiarii centennial board for public pluyslmll pay
for each week $ 10.
Knch knife-board, stick -board or table, or oth
er board or table kept for public play, or where-
elmarcs arc sold or premiums giv * ““
and not
hcreinlieforc specially mentioned, shall pay ten
dollars; provided, tliaf
, that this shall not apply tunny
game or device where prizes or premiums of
cash arc given away or in any other wav allowed
to the customers or patrons by the keeper there
of.
Knch bnll or ten pin alley shall pay $20.
The keeper of each tailor establishment shall
pay $5.
The keeper of each tin shop shall pay $5.
Knch person or Arm engaged in Imyingor snip
i« oxcept
ping lumber, tlml>cr, etc., shall pay
owners of saw mills in operation in th
Knch inspector, measurer or chcckcrof timber,
luml>er, staves and shingles shall pay $5.
Kach manufacturer of naval stores shall pay
for each still $80.
Knch undertaker shall pay $20.
Kach bill poster shall pay $5.
Each person, firm or corporation furnishing or
implying vessels with water shall pay $10.
The proprietor of each wheelwright shop for
the making or repairing of carriages, buggies
and wagons shall pay $5.
Each naval store inspector shall pay $6.
Kach person who shall keep a dog in the city
that runs at large shall pay $2, to include badge.
Kach person or Arm manafneturing mattresses
•hall nay $:>.
Tne keeper of each ctwper shop shall pay $15.
Knch transient piano .tuner slmll pay $10 per
month or less time.
The kccjH*r of each shooting gallery shall pny
$15 per year for resilient, aud $10 per week for
non resident.
Each person or Arm felling water privileges
kept for
lunches shall pay
The owner of each lack or stalll
brecdfhgpttrposcs. shall pay $3.
Each person or firm dealing in wood or coal
shall pay $10.
Each person or firm operating a shop for re
pairing guns and locks slmll pny $5.
Tho agent or owner of each tug or tow boat
doing business an such, shall pay for each boat
$15.
Knch person or firm manufacturing or repair
ing turpentine stills shall pay $10.
Each person or firm selling
ng goods, wares and
merchandise, other tlinn the regular merchants
of the city, whether they have an office ornot,
shall pny a commission merchant’s license of $80.
Any saloon or bar room keeper who allows
dancing in his saloon or bar room shall pnv $50.
SKC. 2. The license or business tax provided fer
in this ordinance shall run fiom the 1st day of
February, 1888, to the 81st day of .January, 1880.
Knob license slmll In in the name of the person or
Arm to whom it is issued, and shall not no trans
ferable only by consent of Council. All licenses
slmll be issued bv the Clerk and Treasurer and
approved tho Mayor and impressed with the
Seal of the (
Provided that persons taking out the llcenso at
any time during the yeaf, and under tho
) provis-
s of this Ordinance, shall, except ns there
inbefore provided, pay tho entire year’s license,
and, provided further that nothing in this arti
cle contained slmll apply to piano tuners, organ
grinders, wheel* of fortune, centennial boards or
. ooting galleries, they boing otherwise provid
ed for hciein.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained. That any per-
o subject on conviction before the
Police Court to a lit
fne not exceeding HQOorlnbor
on tho public'works of the city not exceeding
thirty nays. .
Sbc# 4. Be it further ordained, That all ordi
nances and parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance bo and the same are hereby re
pealed.
Passed in Councilthis tho 25th day of .January
1888. D.T, DUNN, Mayor.
Attest: E. A. NELSON, CPk of Council.
LB.B0TSF0BD,M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
nuilding, comer Ncwcas-
_ ‘streets, on trance on Glou
cester street. Office hours 8 to 1$ a. nw, 2 to4 p.
m.. 7 toll p. m.
Each person #>r Arm dealing in or acting as
agents for commmercial fertilizers shall pay $25.
K;ifli iwrson keeping :in ice cieam saloon shall
pay $:>. \
Ea« h person keeping a lunch stand, other than
L.J.Leavy&Co.
AUCTION AND C0NNI8S10N MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT8.
I Businoss anti consignments solicits.!, and
'f returns guaranteed. '*
ktialk-Aiteal office.
HR M Sir MINI!
YOU DID, EH I
WELL, LET US TELL YOU COKHPFFJIAII Y TEAT
YOU DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ADOPT
UNLESS YOU GO TO TBETSTORE OF
A. KAISER & BR0.
WHERE.THEY WILL SHOW YOU THE MEANING OF IT.
We have reduced the price hi 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 ns, and all those
who do not need anything.for the present, will be greatly bene-
fitted by calling, as they will find out where they enn get the
best Bargains in the city when they do want something.
AS PROOF OF THE PUDDING.
We will just
eng
give you one figure: We have a lot of Dress>ilks,
tbs, ’
in short lengths, [remnants] which have been considered a bar
gain at 76c. and which we ofler to you, until all sold at only
40c. per yard, and all the balance of our strek will be sold in
conformity.
A. KAISER & BRO.t
THE NHfflU AIM CO.
Is a Permanent Institution,
AND WILL HANDLE ANYTHING YOU HAVK TO SELL:
Send in your goods. Give them your orders to sell your
household property arid 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 ltfia now an acknowledged fact that wo
Keep the Purest and Freshest Drugs in the City.
Our Prescription Department
Is without doubt the most complete, ns tho amonntot work done demonstrates. Wo also guarantee
exactness nml dispatchers this department Is under tho personal supervision of tho oldest prescrip
tion clerk known to tho Brunswick public. Neither are wo confined to any one poysleian’s pro
scriptions, but. ns lias been demonstrated, arc thoroughly prepared to fill any and nil that may be
written, and If yon favor us with a call In this lino wc will guarantee satisfaction, both as to quail-
tv and price. Wo also keep a full lino of soaps, tooth, hair and nail, cloth and blacking brushes,
combs, and toilet articles, and in fact, everything that goes to niako up a first class drug store. We
nro also Proprietor of tho . •
OGLETHORPE BOTTLING WOftKS.
have no hesitation in asserting that It Is as good as any Imported in tho market.
Call and givo us a trial ond uo convinced that what we toll you la truoj
The Railway Co-Operative Store
IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO LEAD IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Our goods arc new, flesh, well (elected and at matchless prices. Every stean er bnngs us fresh
goods. Wc Invito the public to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Even/
article sold bears our Imprint, and Is guaranteed to lie of the lest quality, ’
Butter, Tea,' Crackers & B oaster: % ■ of.ee
• .Are our Specialties.
_0^“Arrangement8 have bet n-made to keqi a ftii! line <•! Cx r.nii t tier
man Groceries.
11 Newcastle and 12 Hranl ^t., - ! 1M N.-V I< K. u A.
Where wo manufacture Lemon, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla and |8trawborrv ISoda |Water, which we S I
guarantee to lie as pure ns any made. Our Ulnger Alo Is recommended bv physicians, and we 1
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