St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
r. +. Kavanagn.

p. T. Kayanagh.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY AT AUG
Ia tion-The well-known residence and grounds
of A. r. Nininger. Esq, to be disposed of under
the hammer will sell at auction Wednes-
day, July l. at4 o'clock p. M, on the premises on
Summit avenue near the corner Of Walnut street,
the elegant grounds and residence of A. r. Min
niger Esq. The grounds are 120 feet front on the
avenue, by 1884 feet deep. The residence was, in
its time of the finest in the city, and is to-day
one of the most comfortable, the interior arrange
ment being with view to convenience The To-
cation OF this property is one of the most striking
in this section of the state, the view being unsur
passed anywhere the eye taking in at one sweep
the most beautiful portion of the upper Misss-
sippi valley for distance of over twenty miles.
embracing view of all that portion of the city
lying south and east of Summit avenue while the
peculiar lay and large size of the grounds pre-
clude the possibility of the view ever being OBJ
structed. Over fifty fullgrown trees, oak, maple,
poplar, etc., form delightful shade and make
the grounds a spot Of continual re-
freshing GOODNESS and desirable retreat
from the heat and turmoil of city life. No other
property possesses this advantage to the same
extent, and it would require years of careful
training and watchfulness to replace them. The
present improvements stand 125 feet from the
sidewalk, thus giving more level ground for lawn
purposes in front of the house than is possessed
by any other lot on the avenue in its entirety.
The grounds well kept, and are suitable for
any one of our most affluent citizens, and large
enough to erect mansion Of any pretensions as
the effect or fitness of grounds to improvements.
This property is unquestionably the finest and
most desirable residence site in st. Paul, and
should command the attention of men of means
throughout the city. The neighborhood is unex-
ceptional; the value of property being such as to
preclude the possibility of anything but the finest
improvements being made, and make it the home
of people of taste and culture, who have the
means to crafty their love of the beautiful to its
fullest extent. Terms made known hereafter.
P. L. Kavanagh, auctioneer. 174-S1
ELEGANT SUMMER RESIDENCE PROPERTY
~ at auction-I will sell at auction on the prem
ises at White Bear lake on Thursday, July 2, at
O'Clock p. m, the well-known piece of ground
known as the "Tarbox property This beautiful
piece of ground fronts 1908 feet on the lake bou-
levard and has total depth of 275 feet. The
ground is triangular in form. The improvements
consist of one good barn, windmill with elevated
tank drawing water from the lake; on the lake
shore there is good pier, summer house and
bathing house; from this point is obtained the
finest view of the lake. It is really the most de-
sirable property in this delightful summer resort.
In the morning, commencing at IL O'Clock and
previous to the sale of the property, / will sell
large lot of fine household goods, consisting of
fine parlor, bedroom, dining-room and kitchen
furniture, carpets crockery, glassware etc.. etc.
The attention of Minneapolis, saltwater and st.
Paul people is respectfully called to this sale.
P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer. 177-S3
% DESIRABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-I WILL
~ sell at auction, on the premises, Friday,
d U p. H.,
Division No. 6, containing thirty lots, 4Ox124 feet
to 16foot alley this fine property speaks for it
self; good level ground; reasonably near churches
and schools, in rapidly growing and thriving
neighbOrhood; but four short blocks from the
street railway, thus making it convenient to the
city; the block in question is bounded by Edmund,
Thomas, Grotto and st. Adams streets; its prQxim
ity to the projected shops of the Northern Pacific
railroad, the St. Paul foundry and other manufac-
turing interests makes it especially desirable
home for the mechanic and laboring man; this
property will in few years enchance fully to
treble its present value, and for homes specula
tive purposes it cannot be excel1ed in the city p
Il. Kavanagh, auctioneer 1884
DOSTPONED SALE-GOOD HOUSE AND LOT
i at auction-I will sell at auction on Monday,
June 20, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises on
Brewster avenue. between Arch and Winter
streets, lot of block of Fletchers subdivision
of Brewsters additions size of lot 46x150; together
with good story and-a-haf Groom house, wood
shed, well of fine water. etc.; this property lies
two blocks east of Rice street. and within one
block of the shops of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway company; this is an excellent
opportunity for mechanics and laboring men, and
should not be neglected. P. T. Kavanagh, auc-
tioneer. 1850
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIONI
Il will sell at auction at 377 Washington street,
opposite the city hall, on Tuesday, June 80, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock a. M, large lot Of house
hold furniture, consisting OF parlor lounges,
chairs heating stoves wardrobes bedroom suites,
extension table, one Jewett & Root cook stove,
chairs, tables bedding, crockery glassware silver
plated ware, etc., etc. p. 7. Kavanagh, auc-
tioneer. 177-81
nAIRYMEN, ATTENTION. WILL SELL AT
~ auction, at 9S1 Margaret street, between
Forest and Cypress entrance on Beech street,,
on Tuesday June so, at 2:SO p. M, good mich
cows, milk cans, milk wagon, 1 refrigerator,
straw-cutter, etc. The stock in question is all
good and should command the attention of milk
men and dairymen in general. P. T. Kavanagh,
auctioneer. 1871
ERAME HOUSE AND FURNITURE AT AUC-
Il toni will sell at auction at the residence,
No. 306 University avenue, on Monday, June 29,
at 10 a. M, a one-and-one-half-story frame house,
ROOM dining-room and kitchen furniture stoves,
etc., etc. p T. Kayanagh auctioneer. 177-S0 .