St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
A. III. Nicolay. Real Estate Auc-
tiOneer.

AUCTION SALES.
A. III. Nicolay. Real Estate Auc-
tiOneef.
MO. $40 CONWAY ST, CORNER MEN
~ dota ST. at Auction-A. III. Nicolay Will
sell at auction Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
II, 1883, at 4 O'clock on the premises, NO.
$40 Conway ST., corner Mendoza ST., very
neat and cosy 1la-st0ry house and lot, Win
good barn in the rear for six horses, buggy
house and woodshed combined; house, six
rooms, good stone cellar under the Whole;
city water, etc, and everything III pertect
order; large lot AZ feet front and rear and
124 feet in depth to q 20-foot alley; street
graded. etc.; lot 80, block "a, Lyman Day
tons addition to ST. Paul; to a man of mod
crate means looking for pleasant and COM
Portable home for his family this offers the
desired opportunity; the owner Is going 70
leave this country and return to his native
home in England, consequently the property
will be sold without any reservation to the
highest bidder; terms of sale to be made
known on day of sale. For full particulars
apply to NicOlay 4 Co., Real Estate Auc-
tioneers and Agents for forty years, office
No. l16 East Fourth ST., opposite Naronal
Germau-Ameriean Bank; our real estate aue-
tion sale No 10 756 2Sl
beautiful NEW RESIDENCES on
ID Dayton's Bluff, Ten-Room House and
Large Lot; Fine Location; Good Barn Tor
II. IL.
sell at auction Monday afternoon, Oct. II.
1888, at ) O'Clock sharp, rain or shine on
the premises. No. SS5 Hastings av., fronting
Mound ST., that very attractive and beautiful
new house with large porch, front and SIDE,
built in the very best manner, containing
parlor, library, dining room, kitchen and
laundry, all large rooms, on the first floor.
and six large sleeping rooms on the second
floor with large attic above; good cellar and
wash rooms below; the house is beautifully
IA tsI. IL nh
the avenue; large lot, sixty feet front fine
shade trees; good barn on the rear for the
accommodation of six or eight horses II nee
essary; neighborhood irstclass, being in
close proximity to the fine residences OF
Messrs. Pugh. Scheffer. Middleton, Lake and
other prominent citizens. and oulv one block
from the corner of Plum ST. and Bates av.,
the great leading thOrOughfare from the back
country and extensive farming trade max
ing this place very desirable for any business
gentlemen doing business in this rapidly
growing section of Dayton's bluff, and only
fifteen minutes from the wholesale district
of St Paul. combining city with rural life;
as profitable investment this sale offers an
excellent opportunity to the most cautious
investors; terms one-third cash, or more, at
the option of the purchaser; balance, three
years on mortgage; sale peremptory TO the
highest bidder on account of owner leaving
the city. For full particulars apply to Nico-
lay & Co., auctloneers and real estate agents,
ton sale No. 2.754 PSI
VALUABLE SUMMIT AV. HOUSES at
Aucuon-A. H. Nicolay will sell at auc-
ton Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 16, 1888, on
the premises, Nos. rs and II Summit av..
between Rice and st. Peter sts., at $3.50
O'Clock p. M, rain or shine, those valuable
residence lots, Nos. 10 and To- block 2 of
Harrington IL Kinneys addition to st. Paul.
fronting on Summit av., 81 feet front and
rear by 100 feet in depth, together with
the two desirable houses on the same:
three stories each, containing nineteen
rooms, good cellars, furnaces, city water:
sewer connections ETC., etc. For the past
three years this valuable property has paid
rentals OF 81 $50 a year; and with slight
expenditure on Improvements, the income
can easily be increased to pay from S1,SOO
to $1,000 year. The location will warrant
this statement being very central, and is all
that could be desired for private residence
purposes; between Rice and st. Peter sts..
only few minutes walking distance from
the great wholesale district and
the most prominent retail business part
of the city; near the state capitol,
street ears on Rice ST., cable line, churches,
good schools, stores of all kinds, the High
school, and in close proximity of the most
ing constructed in the vicinity, not surpassed
in any other section in the city, or in this
growing and delightful residence portion of
st. Paul. For firstclass permanent and re-
liable investment that Will double IN Valua-
alton in a short time, this sale offers induce
ments worthy the attention of capitalists.
Sale positive and without reserve. Don't
forget the day, time and place of sale-Tues-
day afternoon. Oct. 16, at $3.50 p. m. sharp,
on the premises. No. IS and z! Summit av.,
between Rice and st. Peter SITS, rain or shine.
Terms liberal to be made known on day of
sale. For further information apply to
Nlcolay & Co., auctioneers and real estate
agents for forty years. Office No. 116 East
Fourth ST.. opposite National German-Ameri-
can bank. Our real estate auction sale No.
1875. PSI
> VALUABLE WEST SEVENTH ST.
n lots close to street cars, at auction. A. Ii.
Nicolay will sell at auction on Saturday after
noon, October 18th, 1883, at o'clock sharp,
on the ground on West Seventh street, be-
tween Canton and Victoria streets, two valu-
aDle business lots, known as. lots , and 4,
block of Clarke's addition toaSt Paul: each
lot 4OXl1O feet to 20-foot alley. These lots
are suitable for business purposes; small
stores would pay well, being only half
block from street car barn. The West
Seventh street cable line when built being
only question OF time, will also largely en-
nance the value of these lots. 1t must be
apparent to all investors that this property is
vestment. Terms liberal, to be make known
on day of sale Sale absolute to highest
bidder. Full particulars can be obtained on
application to Nicolay & Co., Auction
ers and Real Estate Agents for 40 years.
Office, ll6 East Fourth street. opposite Ma
uonal German-American bank. Our real
estate auction sale No. IL, 757. PSI
SansOme's Co. AuetiOneers.