St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-11
AUCTION SALES.
p. T. Kayanagh 81 Co.

WERY IMPORTANT SALE Of household
furniture by auction. We will sell at aug
ton on the second and third foo rs of the building
No. 397 jackson St., of Sixth, next to Hotel
Ryan, on Thursday, May Is. commencing at 10 q.
m, all the fine new stock of household furniture
belonging TO Mr.. Samuel Potter. This stock con-
sists in art of elegant book cases, Office desks,
paror and bedroom suites. reclining lounges and
chairs, divans, rockers, folding beds, hall racks
library and center tables, extension tables and
dining chairs, very fine lounges upholstered in
leather; ash, cherry and black walnut furniture of
all descriptions, bedsteads, spring mattresses
ETC., etc. This is the largest sale of new furniture
ever held in st. Paul MIR. Potter, desiring to re-
tire from business has placed the goods in our
hands for sale, and we can assure the public that
the sale will be conducted in a fair manner-that
no goods have been limited and that every article
offered will be sold to the highest bidder for cash
Parties desiring household furniture will find it
to their advantage to watch this sale. p. Il. Kav-
anagh Co., auctloneers. 129-l33
THIRTY VALUABLE LOTS AT AUC-
l. tion-We will sell at auction on the premises
on Kent st. near the intersection of Como av., on
Saturday, May Is, commencing at O'Clock p. m
all of block l, of Denslows addition. except lot 49,
This desirable block is bounded by Kent, Stinson
Front and Mackubin sts., and is admirably
adapted for residence purposes, being situated
Within two blocks of the st. Paul foundry. the
German school, the Swedish Lutheran church. and
within easy walking distance OF the Manitoba
shops; for homes for the laborer and mechanic no
better location can be found within the city lmts
the growth of the city in population and its future
prospects have driven spectators into acre prop
erty outside OF the city for suburban villa SITES
while the really valuable inside property has not
been affected in any great degree by the rush;
this property will be sold on very easy terms the
owners having instructed to sell without re-
serve, we can assure the people that attend
ance will amply repay them. p. II. Kavanagh &
Co., auctioneers, Office 422 Wabasha st. 129-I35
THE ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS, horses,
l. carriages and household furniture of MIR. j.
L. Forepangh, No. 276 South Exchange ST., will be
sold at auction on Wednesday, May 12, at $3.50 a..
M, commencing on the furniture. The horses
and carriages will be sold at promptly 10 O'Clock
noon and the sale of the paintings will
commence at p. m. sharp, catalogues of which
may now be obtained at our Office. This is
by far the finest sale of household goods ever
made IN the Northwest. and large attendance of
people is expected. The sale of paintings should
bring all true lovers of art into earnest oompeti-
ton, and it is safe to say that finer collection of
pictures have never be sold at auction in this
country outside of New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia. An opportunity to examine them, as
well as the horses, carriages and furniture, will be
given on Tuesday, May IL, from II a. m. until p.
m. Mr.. Forepaugh, being about to sail for Europe
with his family, to remain for indefinite time,
and not wishing to take the risk of storage, has
placed his personal effects in our hands for the
purpose of sale. Tickets of admission for the
Tuesday exhibition of paintings can be obtained
by calling at our Office. P. T. Kavanagh g. CO.,
Auctioneers, 422 Wabasha st. 130-131