St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
4. Holloway q Co., AuctiOneers.

| T.. Holloway & Co.. AGctiOneers.
| ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL RESI-
I " dence lots in Lake Park addition to st.
| Paul to be sold at auction. Also one choice
| lot to be given away free to all parties attend
ing the SALE and house and lot worth
| 81, 800 to be given away free to actual buyers.
| This important auction sale will take place
on the grounds Saturday. Sept. %, at
\ O'Clock p. m. The terms are remarkably easy,
only one-quarter cash. balance one, two,
| three. four and five years. at per cent in
| terest. Lake Park is without doubt the most
| beautiful spot for residences in the city linz
| its, situated as it is on Como av, very near
| Hamline, the state fair grounds, and the
! extensive ear shops of the North
! ern Pacific railroad. Only three min
utes' walk from Hamline station
| and right at the depot of the Northern Pa
| cifc railroad. which inSures you quick and
| permanent transportation to any part of St
| Paul. The proposed electric road runs
right through. the center of Lake Park addi-
/ ton. The city has spent over S6O, 900 IN I'M
! prOvements in this vicinity, among the
| many school house costing S33.U0U. Some
! of our most prominent business men are
/ building their homes in this addition You
| must see this property TO appreciate what we
| are telling you. This will be the greatest ap-
| portunity you will have for long time. We
| will sell every lot. Noreserye whatever. Now
| as 10 the lot we will give away free. 1t is on
| the following terms: Every person over
| tWenty-one years of age, on the ground
| promptly at o'clock, will receive a ticket.
| The drawing is to take place fifteen minutes
! after OF clock. The house and lot will be
| given away to all persons buying a lot
| Every lot you buy you will get ticket and
as soon as the sale of 100 lots is over the
| drawing will take place. You will all share
| alike, Don't miss this. You can get a lot for
| your trouble of going, and if you are buyer
| you have q chance TO make $500 by draw
| ing the house and LOT Drive out and see
| this property, OF take the Manitoba train to
! Halnline. Get off, turn to the right and walk
| over to the new school house and you are on
| the grounds. Cut this out. Carry 1t with
YOU and you will not forget the date, Sept.
| Is, at 2 o'clock p. IN. Look! Look! The
| city council has passed the following ordl-
| nance, which will give you an electric motor
| line right through Lake Park addition, and
must be completed within one year. Lang
| ford street runs right through the center OF
| Lake Park addition. This property Will
| double in value within that time. Read the
| following ordinance: Commencing at the
intersection of Lexington aV. and University
av., thence on Lexington av. to Mlnnehaha
ST., thence on Minnehaha ST. to Smelling av.,
| thence on Smelling av to Lan9tord av-,
| thence on Langford av. to county road IN St
Anthony Park, which line shall De completed
and in operation 10 Langford ay. by sept. /,
| 1890, and thence to the county road afore-
! said by July l, 1891 Provided however,
that said city railway company shall not
. be required to construct or operate any OF
| said lines VIII the grade of any OF the
streets on such line or lines is more than D
| per cent, unless il shall De shown that line
! of railway operated by electricity is operated
under substantially similar conditions i'll
| other cities on grade as great as that on any
| part of such proposed line. For further par
ticulars see Z. Holloway d Co.. Auctioneers,
| 254 and 256 East Seventh st. 265-71
10 BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
! IL Lots Oh West Seventh street at Auction
/ We will sell on the premises Tuesday, Oct.
| l, at o'clock p. m, the following valuable
! property: All Of lots l and 2. being 101
| feet fronting on Seventh street at the corner
| of Victoria and Seventh streets; also lots IL,
! II, Is and IA, fronting on Victoria street,
! near corner.of Seventh, and lots %. %, 80
| and 81, Immediately in the rear of the lots
| fronting on Victoria, all lying near corner of
| Victoria and West Seventh streets. You will
/ see large sign on the property to be sold;
! drive out and see them. The city council has
| passed an ordinance to extend the street car
! line to Fort Smelling bridge and it must be
completed by Nov. !, 1891. Read the FOL t9I,
street at Wacouta street, thence on Fifth
T street.to Wabasha street, thence to Seventh
| street, thence TO the Fort Smelling bridge, the
whole of which line shall be completed and
in operation on or before Nov. l. 1891, and
said line shall be completed. and operated to
| Pleasant avenue by Nov. l, 1S90.n When
| the line is completed the property will more
| than double in value. The terms OF this sale
! will be one-quarter cash.; balance one, two
| and three years at ! per cent interest. For
further particulars callor address E. HollO-
way & CO., Auctioneers, 254 and $50 East
Seventh st. - ~. "a $50 "A
EIVE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND
/ L twolots,a at auction, being lots IS and
| 10, block z, GotZianss reafrangement OF
! SiegeFs addition to st. Paul. situated on
! Dawson ST., near, corner OF Terrace St, and
! within,ene block of Sibley. schools this sale
! will take place on the premises Friday, Sept.
! o. at 8 O'Clock p. IN terms easy and made
| known at the sale. Z. Holloway d Co.,
! Auctioneers. .- 265-IO
A. NJ, Doherty, Auctioneer.
! VALUABLE I'M PROVED RICE
v Street Property at Auction--We will sell
| at auction OH the premises, on the corner OF
| Rice st. and Central av., Monday, Sept. go, at
| O'Clock D. m, lot 8, block II, in Ewing q
! Chutes addition to st; Paul; This lot has a
frontage on Rice ST. of So feet. by about 80
| on Central av.; some idea of values can be
obtained from the fact that surrounding
| property unim proved is held at $3.50 per
front foot; the Improvements cost IN the
neighborhood of SIS, 900, and consist Of a
| well-constructed three-story brick block four
| stores and basement, that will rent for about
| $1,000 per annum; the present owner. resid-
| ing abroad, has given instructions to close
| out the property at public auction, and has
not restricted us as to price; Rice ST. is the
great main artery of trade running north and
| south, and is the principal thoroughfare open
ing into the valuable garden farming dis
| tricts north OF the city, and must necessarily
| remain a prominent business street that VIII
always increase in value as the northern por-
tons of the city develop; no better oppor-
| tunity for the capitalist has been offered this
season. as the income derived from the in
| vestment will be immediate. For terms and
conditions and other Information in regard
| to the property call on or address Middleton,
Dougan Hanson. Real Estate Agents. Ma
| tional German-Ameriean Bank building A.
| NJ. Doherty. AuetiOneer.' 267-73
A. HI. NicOlay. AuctiOneer.
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