St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-01
AUCTION SALES.
p. T. Kavanagn.

IIIHE GREAT auction sale at 422 Wabasha st.
L will commence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing, and continue from day to day until the whole
stock is closed out. The rush at this popular
stand has been so great that we were Obliged 10
close our doors this week in order to arrange the
Stock ano having completed our work. Will COM
Hehce to sell Monday. The stock consists OF an
elegant line or black and colored silks rhadamest
radzlmers, satins cachemires sateens plain and
FANCY dress goods, linens, sheetings, muslins,
casslmers' napkins, blankets, yarn, broche and
Gamers hair shawls, seal plush cloaks. silk
matelasses, cloth cloaks notions gloves,
hosiery, ladies' furnishing goods clothing,
Doots' SHOES hats CAPS, underwear, gents furnish
1ngs, musical instruments, etc. etc all of which
will be sold without reserve Having formed q
copartnership in the real estate business in con-
nection with S. E. Dawson, and intending to de-
vote my entire attention to that line after jan l.
1886, have given positive orders TO close ont NV
merchandise interests at no matter how great \
sacrifice. Therefore parties desiring to make
their fall purchases attend this sale with con-
fdence as the goods will be sold in good faith and
in the fairest possible manner. l would also in
wife the merchants of ST. Paul and surrounding
towns and cities to attend. goods will be put up
in lots to suit purchasers. Don't fat to be on
hand at $50 tomorrow morning and make your
selections before the sale commences. Sales daily
at 10 a. M. and 80 p. m Doors open half an
hour before the sale DeSIns. T. l. haYanagh,
auctoneer 305
DESALE of fine Marshall avenue property at
Ia auction. l will sell at auction on the prem
ises Saturday. Nov. Z, at O'Clock p M, lot Is,
of block 90, of Mackubin & MaTshalIs addition;
size of lot 49, %; this beautiful property lies
on Marshall avenue, so feet from the corner Of
Western avenue, and has southern frontage;
the improvements consist of good dwelling house,
cstern and cellar, and one small store buildings;
the property is very convenient, lying within 100
feet of the street car lines, onehaf block from ST.
Josephs academy, block from ST. Joseph church,
while the neighborhood is all that could be de-
sired being composed principally OF an orderly
people, who take a delight in identifying their
homes and make life worth the living. To
parties who wish comfort and all that the term
implies no better chance has ever been offered.
This property sold at auction a few weeks ago,
but owing to inability of parties to come to set
tlenest, the sale fell through, hence this sale to
avoid fuTthur misunderstanding the terms of sale
| are hereby announced as one-third cash, balance
| IN one and two years at per cent. interest. p T.
Kavanagh, auctioneer. Sol
| A DEMONSTRATORS SALE ofthe personal
| "A property of the late ]. H. Blase Esd Will
sell at auction at the homestead of the late J. H.
| Blase, Esq, near the German Methodist church
In Salem, Dakota county, on Monday, Nov. Q. 1885,
at / O'Clock in the forenoon, the following per-
| sonal effects, to-wit: Three horses, cow lum-
| Der wagon spring wagon, l reaper, bob sled, 1
| set harness, hay, farming implements household
| furniture, etc. etc. Terms on all purchases Of
over $40 one-half cash balance in eight months on
approved notes. bearing interest at the rate of I
| cash. Ample opportunity to view the property
| will be given previous to the sale. E. F. Bla:e
| administrator. p. 7. Kavanagh auctioneer. 1856
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