St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-31
POP ULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Z. Holloway, AuctIoneer.

TMPORTANT-Impro real estate auc.
4 ton sale, being lots {, s. 0, and part of 10,
block f. Bronson's addition to ST. Paul
House No. Alb Partridge st. has 16 large
rooms, with halls and alcoves, basement
kitchen, cemented basement, furnace, cleo
lric bells and speaking tubes fire place storm
doors and windows, screens, and all modern
Improvements. The other two houses are
large, ana rent easily at a good rental, one
adjoining No. ALB Partridge ST.. and the other
on the corner of De Soto aud Partridge The
sale is positive. as the owner is leaving the
city. SO don't fail to attend, as this is a snap
for some one. either as a home or for invest
n,ent Only three blocks from East Seventh
ST. cable, two blocks from Bradley ST., and
two from Lafayette av. Look this up; it will
interest you if In search OF good real estate
in the heart of the city. For further particu-
las call on E. Holloway, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED RESI-
dence Property at Auction-Being part
of lots and 10, Warren d Winslow's addi-
ton; house No 675 De Soto ST.: the lot has
60-foOt frontage on De Soto, running through
to otsego st., and facing Beaumont the
house is well built, has nine rooms, double
parlor, brick cellar, large basement, wood
shed, barn, etc.. only one block from Lafay-
cite av. bridge and ten minutes walk from
Merchants hotel; the neighborhood is all one
could ask for; churches and schools in the
immediate vicinity. This beautiful home must
be sold, as the present owner is engaged in
manufacturing business in Duluth, which re-
Quires his entire attention. For particulars
y,
CURNITURE AT AUCTION-Iw will sell
4 at my auction room, $50 East Seventh,
Wednesday, June B, at 10 a. NJ, lot of mis-
ceilaneous household furniture consisting in
part OF upholstered parlor furniture, Brus-
sells and other carpets. good cooking range,
gasoline stoves, folding bed, antique bed
room suits. q lot of bedding, all the linen.
such as towels. tablecloths. bed sheets, COM
plete outfit of fifty rooms; all clean; in good
shape: don't fail to attend for bargains. E.
Holloway, Auctioneer.
M LOTS AT LAKE COMO AT AUG
~ ton, Saturday, June 20th 1891, at D..
M, on the premises. Every adult on the
grounds at the time, whether you are a buyer
or not without any charge whatever Will be
given chance to draw 500 in cash, imme
diately after the sale; the drawing 10 be
made by some one selected by the majority of
the crowd; three reasons why | make this
liberal offer; first, want you all to attend
this sale; second, / know if you do attend
and see the property selling at so low figure
most of you will be buyers before you leave
the grounds; third, at the price this property
will sell for that day 1t will be the best in
vestment you ever made in St. Paul The
property to be sold is on the southeast side of
the lake, just opposite the brick house, cor
ner OF Como avenue and Union street: part
of this property fronts on Como boulevard;
this land is owned in several undivided
interests and the parties were unable to di-
vide the property .peaceably and to avoid
litigation nave made contract to sell it at
auction for what it will bring. Remember
there is no limit set on this property; it will
be an absolute sale 10 the highest bidder.
What will you give for it? Here is a chance
for a big speculation: only one-fourth "a
cash, balance three or five years at per
cent. The Improvements now going ON at
Como Park, the only frst-class park in the
city; the boulevard which is now being
built, the filling up OF the lake to the level of
1885. Gall mean! that this property will ad-
vance very much in price in the next year or
two. Como property has been backward for
several years because there was no way to
get to it, no transportation; and even under
these difficulties q large number of beautiful
houses have been built at Warrendale. Last
fall the electric line was built out Como ay.
TO Front st. By this November this
line is to be flushed through Como
(See charter of street railway company. This
will give Lake Como people chance to get
to town freqently and cheaply, and is certain
to be the means of building up the property
with fine residences very soon. 1t is nearer
the center of the city than Merriam Park.
Hamline or st. Anthony Park; it is situated
at what will be a beautiful lake when it is
filed, and the $50, 900 bond bill TO fill up the
lake passed the legislature last winter, and
the city is now at work on an artesian well at
the northwest corner of the lake, from which
the lake will be filed. 1t is situated on what
will be beautiful 100 foot boulevard around
the lake. Work has just commenced on the
boulevard. This park is now valued at
IL ,0O0, 600 and very few improvements have
been made compared to what it will be when
finished. Don't tail to attend this sale. Re-
member, you have a chance to make 500.
and all the trouble it will cost you is attend
ance. Remember the day. June 20. at p.
IN. For further particulars call at my office,
256 East Seventh st. E. Holloway. Auc-