St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-03
AigCTION SALES.
A. m. NicOImy. Ancfioneel

, VALUABLE RICE STREET BUSI-
- ness Lots Next to Corner Aurora av. and
Near University av., at Auction-A. III. Moo
lay will sell at auction Monday afternoon,
June IL. 1888, at o'clock on the ground
on Rice ST. adjoining the corner of Aurora
av., three very desirable business lots ready
Tor immediate Improvement. This location
Tor business purposes is unsurpassed; the
costly business structures now being erected
IN its vicinity, in addition to the many stores
occupied and doing prosperous and profta-
Ole business, is the strongest evidence and
proof Tor the great demand now existing for
more stores Ill this part of Rice st. for all
classes OF business. Its wonderful and phe-
nomenal growth recommends this property
for investment, being in the very heart of
the pest business section of Rice ST., within
one block of the University and Rice st. horse
cars "A firstclass building of French flats
with stores below would be an excellent i'm
proyement. owing to the large frontage of
this property. Rice ST. is fast becoming a
principal business thoroughfare, and must
soon double in value these lots in very
short time. Capitalists and investors are in
vlted 10 attend this attractive auction sale,
which will be peremptory to the highest bid
Der. Terms easy. For maps and further
particulars call on or address A. Ii. Nicolay.
real estate auctioneer at the Nicolay Real
Estate Exchange, No. 116 East Fourth ST.,
opposite National German-American bank
building. Our real estate auction sale No.
2,742. l55-l63
ct. ANTHONY HILL-That beautiful
~ private residence, No. Ia Nina av.,with
large lot and fine stable between Selby and
Laurel avs, at auction; A. H. Nicolay will
sell at auction, absolutely without reserve.
to the highest bidder, Wednesday afternoon.
June ID, 1888, at 3 o'clock, rain or shine, on
the premises, No. Id Nina ay near Selby
av;; and cable line, that delightful and beauti-
1ul private residence, containing fourteen
rooms first floor, parlor, library. dining room,
emma closet, pantry, large kitchen. laundry and
storeroom on second floor, six pleasant bed
rooms, with clothes closets; also large bath
room with marble-top washbasin, bath,
closet, etc.. in attic, two bedrooms and
extra StoreroOmS handsome gas fixtures
furnace, hot and cold water and all mod.
ern convenlences; back stairs TOR servants
good cemented cellar under whole house;
hne barn with eoachmen's rooms above; two
boX stalls, can be arranged for three
or more horses; large and beautiful
grounds; shade trees, lot 50x159
feet with alley on side, storm windows
and wire screens for every window awnings
Tor porch and front windows: the house is
III perfect order and location the very best
only one block from Summit aY., surrounded
by elegant residences of our most prominent
ana wealthy citizens; is very convenient of
access owing to its close proximity to the
cable line, churches and schools and within
only ten minutes ride to corner Fourth and
Jackson SITS. by cable line; in fact this house
with all its appointments is suitable for the
nome OF any business gentleman of refine
ment and culture, and must be seen to be
ccPRleciateu, termS Oh SAFE very liberal. For
full particulars call on or address A. H. Mic
0lay, Real Estate Auetioneer at the Nlcolay
Real Estate Exchange, No. 116 East Fourth
ST.. next to Robert ST.. our Real Estate Auc-
uon sale NO. 1918. 155
CT. PAUL ROLLER SKATING RINK
~ jackson St, corner of Tenth ST. at Auc-
tion-A; ii. Nicolay will sell at auction. Sat
urday afternoon, June 16, 1888, at o'clock.
rain or shine on the premises corner of
Jackson and East Tenth SITS, the well-known
st. Paul Roller Skating Rink 66 feet front
by 100 feet deep; ground rs feet front OH
Jackson and 166 feet front on Tenth st.
This building is nearly new and is suitable
1or an extensive livery and boarding stable;
tirst-class riding school Qadies and gentle
mem, which is greatly needed in this rapidly
growing city, and would pay splendidly; the
cellar at small expense, can be arranged to
accommodate from rs. to 100 horses 1t is
also suitable Tor any large manufacturing
business, owing to its large SIZE being To-
Gated in the very heart of the best portion Of
ST. Paul. The building is so con-
structed that it can easily be altered
at slight cost for any of the above purposes.
10 a responsible party DESTROYS to make
money this auction sale offers an opportu-
nifty to secure prominent business corner for
most any kind of business at low figure:
the building will be sold without reserve to
me 1ne highest [, bidder. subject to very low
!, 1883 to May l, 1889, S1OO per month;
from May L, 1889. for three years. at SI25
per month. The premises will be open daily
for inspection prior to the day of sale. it
was constructed of the best material and is in
good order. For terms and full par.
uculars call on or address a. H. Nieolay,
real estate auctoneer,at the Nicolay Real Els.
tate Exchange. No. 116 East Fourth ST., op-
poslte National German-American bank
building. Our real estate auction sale No.
1874. l55
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