The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-07
AUCTION SALE.

ONCE MORE the Town Market Furniture
Company, OF Minneapolis, comes to the
front with the finest and costliest collection
OF elegant household effects offered at pub
lie auction in this city for some time. Last
Wednesday we had an elegant sale OF ele-
CANT goods that will be long remembered by
the hundreds of lucky buyers who were in
attendance, and we are pleased to state that
the bargains that were secured were rich
and rare, and the common comments were
heard from every quarter that the place to
secure rare and costly bargains at your own
price was the Town Market. Now, we wish
to inform our many patrons that attended
our last sale that We have secured for our
next Wednesday sale consignment of
goods, which, for variety, elegance and cost,
far surpasses any lot we have ever offered
at public SALE Our cOmmodiOus salesrooms
are heated by steam, and, regardless Of
weather, are comfortable and pleasant for
all. Como and attend one of our sales and
be convinced of the rare bargains your
neighbors are receiving at their own bid
ding. Every one welcome. A seat for
you all. In this consignment that we are
going to offer you Wednesday next are hun
dreds of useful as well ornamental house
hold effects that We cannot take space to
enumerate. But again we invite you all
to an inspection of the goods, which will
be exhibition Tuesday next, and the
great sale on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 10
a. M, and continue all day, until all is
sold. Now don't miss this sale, as your
price on every article is our price, and no
reserve. Every article must positively be
sold. Below we will give you meager de-
scription of few of the principal articles:
One very f1ne-toned Chickering piano, in
fine condition, elegant solid mahogany book
case, two very fine Zone masSiVe) mahogany
center tables, one very fine oak china closet,
two handsome Quartered oak chiIOn1ers, one
oak portable wardrobe fine upright oak
folding bed with mirror, complete works of
Bulwer in ten volumes. Thackeray in eight
volumes, Cooper in ten volumes and other
rare books that must be seen to be appre-
ciated; one family pool table complete with
balls, cues and rack: one very nne
dinner set; gilt edge, elegant French pier
mirror in enamel frame: two cOuches in cor
duroy and velOurS coverings; oak, ash and
walnut chamber sets: hair, moss, wool and
wire mattresses; six enamel brass-trimmed
bedsteadS fine hall tree in Quartered oak.
with French bevel plate; two cloth-covered
library tables Cobbler, leather, willow, cane
and upholstered rockers; about 700 yards Of
Royal Wilton, Administer, velvet body Brus-
sells and ingram carpets; one elegant massive
oak frame rocker, with loose silk tapestry
cushions; one handsome oval dresser with
cOmmode to match; fine French and Ores
den china clock; solid brass, French, china
and delft lamps; French silk lamp shades;
massive oak extension table; 80 elegant
pictures III etchings, water colors, pastellettes,
prints, ETC.; lady's mahogany finish secre-
tary; a very few fine rugs in Jap, Administer,
Wilton and moquette Alhambra, Japanese,
Dresden, Bohemian and French bric-a -brac,
some costly pieces. roll top desk, l 5-ft
oak standing desk tool chest and TOOLS
gas stove, gas fixtures, typewriters'
desks. gasoline stove and oven. Al pieces Of
Haviland china, nice collection; one 6-hQle
range in elegant condition, toilet ware, cook
ing utensils, rope porteres; lace, silk and
chenille draperies; pair Bagdad draperies,
sheets, pillow cases, comforts, pillows, blan-
kets, etc, elegant 1O-string Dalman guitar
cost $65; L jewelers. kit of tools and case
cost $125. Don't miss this sale. Town
Market Furniture Co., J. T. Ranger, Man.
ager. 25-27 Fifth St: south Minneapolis
MINI. Mail orders filled at factory prices.
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