St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-01
AUCTIOe, SALES,
p. =. kavanayh ~ Co


k(EADIIEUI4 IAN =. ~. ~ 1A5AI fcS; at aIIc-
~1S tion-Over four hundred lots on the banks of
Lake Phalen, TO be sold at uuction-We will sell at
auction on the premises on the east bank of Lake
Phalen, and on the lines OF the St. Paul a. Dulnth
and the Wisconsin Central railways on Saturday
Aug. q, at O'Clock p. M, all OF Overlook eddi-
ton, consisting of over four hundred lots. This
addition is conceded to be one of the finest ever
laid out in the city, being on the banks Of one of
the most beautiful lakes IN the state, commanding
over half mile Of lake frontage, the entire length
OF which IS q line pebbly beach. The lots are on
gently rising ground and are admirably adapted
Tor hne residence purposes, the drainage being
both natural and perfect. The grounds are GOV.
cred with q good healthy growth of shade trees
the AR is pure and bracng and is, taken altogether,
one OF the most delightful places in the city to
i've. The southern shore of the lake will soon be
the very center of the manufacturing por-
tion OF the city, it being at present oc-
cupled by the st. Paul Harvester works and it
Is only question of q very short time when the
sonn manufacturing company will remove their
extensive Wlnona plant here, thus giving st. Paul
lne honor Oh having the largest numbering con.
Germ IN the state located within her limits This
lake has been for long time the source of the
cry wafer supply, and building upon the shores
oeen surety prohibited but since the Lake Vad-
nals mains have been laid and opened the obiec-
tlon to settlement has been overcome and now
any one can have the privilege of buying and
ouiIolns at this point Overlook is the first
property on the lake that has been thrown omen to
the people, and the chance being a very rare one
tits for your best interests to attend the sale and
doubt but that in the course of a few month. that
every lot sold on the day above mentioned will
bring twice as much in less than one year fsom
now. The sale has been called to fix values in
this locality, the owners deeming that means the
best to arrive at fair valuation of the property
in question. Plats of the grounds and all ipfor-
nation can be obtained by applying to Kavanagh
Dawson. Hotel Ryan, corner of Sixth and Rob-
ert sts. Terms will be made very easy. P Il,
kavanagh g. Co., auctioneers, 422 Wabasha st.
1884
LINE RESIDENCE ana grounds ON Marla
L aT at auction-We will sell at auction on
the premises on Monday Aug. 2, at o'clock in
the afternoon, the fine residence and grounds No.
531 Maria av. This really desirable property con-
slsts OF one lot about 45x125, together with well
built house of eight rooms. with good closets fine
cellar and cistern, good barn and woodshed
The house was built by George Bohn for his own
use, and no expense was spared to make it one Of
the most convenient residences in the city of St.
Paul. The material used was of the very best
and as natural consequence the house is to-day
IN f1rst-class condition. The windows are all sun.
plied with inside blinds, screens and storm sash
mere are also screen doors and storm DOORS
Every precaution being taken to insure comfort
in the full sense of the word. The house has been
built but four years, and is to-day good as new
Ine property mas an eastern exposure, and is con-
sldered one OF the most convenient houses ON
Dayton's bluff The neighborhood is all that can
be desired, the people being quiet and orderly,
and apparently anxious to surround themselves
with all that goes towards beautifying their prop
erty and making home pleasant. Everything in
the appearance of this portion of the city be-
speaks the refined taste of the residents No
better point for quiet and enjoyable home could
by any possibility be selected The grounds are
covered by number of very fine shade trees that
would take years of careful training to equal
The owner being about to leave the city is the
reason of disposing of this truly elegant place
The terms will be made very easy. For further
particulars inquire of Kayanagh Dawson Hotel
Ryan. P. I. Kavanagh L. Co., auctioneers 1922
Waoasha st. 2lO-14
THIRTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS in FastviIie
Il Heights to be Sold at AuctiOn---We will sell
at auction on the premises on the corner of Fors
est and Geranium Sts., Wednesday, Aug. f.
at O'Clock p. M, all of block 6 of EastyiIle
Heights Addition to st. Paul. Mimi, consisting Of
thirty beautiful lots, each 40x127 feet; this add-
tion lies beautifully, being on high ground, and
commanding q fine view of q very large extent Of
the country around the city. This property is
within about six blocks of the street car lines on
west Seventh ST., and is within easy walking dis
tance of the st. Paul Plow works, the ST. Paul
Harvester works, the extensive plant of the
yards of j. P. Gribben and the Terra Gotta works;
other important improvements will soon be loca-
ted at this point, thus making property in this
section very valuable; these lots are all desira-
BILE; Forest St is graded up to and beyond the
property. while good sidewalks are laid up to
within 800 feet of the block to be sold; sale posi-
tive;terms will be made easy. P. r. Kavanagh
& Co., auctioneers. Az Wabasha st. 2l2-16
ERAME BUILDING at auction; we will sell
at auction on the premises, on Tuesday Aug
3, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the neat cottage No. 2S5
West Fifth st. This cottage contains six rooms
and is very conveniently arranged; the purchaser
will be required to remove the building within
ten days from the day of sale. P. T. Kayanagh 6
Co.. auctioneers, 422 Wabasha st. 2lI-l6