St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS CITY List.

A HOME AT YOUR OWN PRICE
IA That large lot, segen-roOm house and
stable. 54S st. Anthony ave-: worth So, $40;
make an offer: terms, one-fourth cash. G.
F. Lott, 365 Sibley ST., corner Fifth. 1888
4 NNOUNCEMENT TEXTRAORDINA-
n ry-A rare chance to secure some of the
very best interurban real estate at an immense
bargain; terms 20 per cent cash, balance on
Or before twenty years at per cent interest
per annum, annually in advance; on same
terms as late sale of Reform school property.
will sell the east halves of blocks / and 6
of Boulevard addition to st. Paul, having
frontage of 800 feet On Marshall ay., 600
feet on Dayton ay.. 800 feet on Selby av.. and
also fronting on Albert st. for two blocks. in
close proximity to the forthcoming Selby
avenne cable line extension: and only five
minntes' walk from Macalester station; only
10 minutes by railroad from st. Paul union
depot, and Is minutes from Minneapolis de-
pot; thirty-one trains daily; fares to resi-
dents of Boulevard addition only 71a cents
to or from either city. In the increase OF
population number of trains Will be added.
With the assured completion OF the cable
line to Merriam Park, and in the resultant
most probable increased transportation IA
cilities that the Chicago, Milwaukee e. st.
Paul Railway company will find it to their
interest to build (posslbly third rail and
motor line between the two cltles). this
property will thus become as desirable and
accessible to business men and gentlemen as
the present first-class residence portions of
either city. Marshall avenue is fully graded,
contract let and grading now under process on
Dayton and Selby avenues. Will sell this
property at downright bargain in one sale,
on terms named, and will further agree to
make satisfactory arrangements that lots re-
sold by purchasers can be released. Also for
SALE 6l2 acres fronting on Marshall avenue.
directly opposite Manchester station. William
G. Robertson, Room 81, National German
American Bank Building. st. Paul. 16o61
NHEAP, very central lot near Rice ST.,
~ with house, city water and stable. Call
212 Fuller ST. 16U-6l
EARM FOR SALE-One of the best
Il farms in Minnesota, Renville county,
for sale or exchange for desirable st. Paul
property consisting of 800 acres of prairie
land. of which 100 acres are seeded this
spring; the land has lake frontage three
fOurths of a mile; farm has house, barn and
granary, all kinds of Implements, six horses
about fifty head of fine cattle, OF which some
are full-blooded ShorthOrns; reasons for
selling are that parties are i'll business here
in the city. For further particulars call on or
address johnson Bros, $50 Jackson ST., ST.
Paul. Mimi. 159 81
EOR SALE-Nice house and lot No.
l. Page ST., near Golf av., West st. Paul.
cheap. 1861
NOR SAFE OR Cheap;
Il lot on Chicago av. near State St.; also
16O acres near Huron, Oak. Call ID Court
block. 1886
uOUSE-For sale. a new, well-fnished,
II eignt-room house: 537 Martin ST., near
Mackubn st: modern improvements; easy
payments. Also an eleven-room house, built
last summer, 531 Marion ST., between Ellen
and Charles SITS; modern Improvements. The
above will be sold cheap. as the owner is
going to Washington territory. Inquire of
the owner. 53l Marion st. 1902
&O6 PER MONTH will pay for new
W%C house and lot worth $1,000, near
street car line. Cremer u Son, 3l3 Jackson
st. l6O-61
DYE WORKS.
n l.. JAMISON, Steam Dye Works, ii
-. West Sixth st.-Ladies' and gents and
children's clothing, blankets and curtains
cleaned and dyed 134+
q j. RUCHEX, n. W. Steam Dye Works;
L . Office 416 Robert ST., Ryan block; works
65 and 81 Indiana av 264%
OSTRICH FEATHERS dyed to match
" dress trimming by the only experts in
the city. 3Ol2 West Third. 16O-6l
WANTED TO RENT.
TTHE BARN ARD SCHOOL desires to
i rent suitable quarters in upper town
from Sept. 10 next; owners OF houses OF
parties building please address W. d. Kirk,
Secretary and Treasurer l56.G2