St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-26
POPULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
E. Holloway. AuctiOneer.

SPLENDID LIVERY OUTFIT at auc-
~ ton. L will sell at the barn No $50
jackson street. commencing Saturday, May
z, at 2 p. M, ten frSt-class driving horses
slon-top carriages two coupes, ten single
buggies two phaetons, thirteen single har-
nesses, three light double harnesses, one two
seat slelgh, four single sleighs, nine fine fur
robes, ten fall and spring robes, fifteen sum-
mer robes, three heavy harnesses, five coal
boxes one pair bobs, five strings sleigh bells,
one open Concord buggy. one writing desk,
three stoves, one clock, eight neck straps,
len whips five - horse blankets, one gentle
mans saddle. This stock is in first-class
condition in every respect and has been
placed in my hands TO be disposed of. and l
Will sell any part of it or all at private sale
at any time between now and day of auction
SALE The barn will rent for $50 per month
and turn over the coal delivery business,
which requires the three heavy teams all the
time at all average of $3.50 per dav. Here is
a chance to start in business and have sure
thing Of making all expenses out of the coal
delivery. Your livery will be net profit.
Should this outfit not be sold before Satur-
day, May =, at2 p. m, it will be sold at suc-
ton. For further information call at my
off1ce, 255 East Seventh, This sale is posi-
tive. as party intends leaving the city. E.
Holloway, Auctioneer.
$2O.OOO.OO RAS1KgFT a sh6isUf5e above Above
stock is now being sold at my store, No 256
East Seventh, at private sale only. and is the
greatest genuine slaughter sale of shoes that
has ever taken place in st. Paul. and consists
OF shoes from the following well-known
manufacturers: Reynolds Bros. Minnesota
Shoe Company, Ludlow. c. Gotzian & Co.,
Foote, SchulZe q Co., Burley & Usher, Utz &
Dunn. j. B. Lewis Niles T. Stickney, Cros-
sets d Co. Note the following prices: Rey
nolds Bros ladies' French Dongola button,
worth $3.50, for S2.75; Reynolds Bros ladies'
French Dongola button, worth $3.50, for
RnvnnldG la6 nnr1
COLA button, worth S4 for S2.2l; Reynolds
Bros ladies' French Dongola button, worth
$3.50, for 81; Stickney's $3.50 coltskin for 81;
Suckney's $3.50 kangaroo for 81; and all
other goods at proportionately low prices.
You all know me. l conduct no fake sales.
Sell no paper shoes, but every pair is war
ranted as represented or money refunded.
Don't wait, but come now while the sizes are
unbroken. Remember the place, 256 East
Seventh. E. Holloway, Commission Auc
tioneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTlON-I will sell
l. at auction Thursday. April 60 at 10 a.
M, at my warerooms, lover my store) 256
East Seventh ST.. lot of household furni-
ture, consisting in part of carpets, rugs, nice
bed room suits, upholstered parlor furniture,
sldeboard, hall rack coal and gasoline stoves,
folding bed, chiffonier cooking range din
ner set, tea set center tables. elegant stand
lamps. This furniture is clean, and some of
1t comparatively new, and ought to bring out
everybody in search of household goods of
every description. E. Holloway, Auctioneer
pARTIES having any surplus furniture
Il can have same sold next Thursday by
leaving 1t at my auction room, 256 East Sew
enth- +. Holloway, Auctioneer.
no YOU WANT to sell your furniture,
- horses. carriages, real estate, etc.! If so
call on E. Holloway, commission auctioneer,
256 East Seventh. l get the best of prices
and will make estimates free of charge.
Aavanagh 81 johnson, Auctions