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Special Bargains
BY
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360 JACKSON STREET.
Four Lots on Beach street, near
Seventh street, $2,500.
Four Lots corner Aurora avenue and
Chute street $12,000.
Two Blocks in Ambs' addition, cheap.
Three Lots at corner of Holly ave
nue and St. Albans street. $6,000.
210x190 feet at corner of Summit
avenue and Kent streets, $30,000.
160x250 feet on Summit avenue, be
tween Grotto and St Aiban3, 12.800.
Lots 9, 10 and 12. Block 19, Mar
shall's addition, 57,300.
10 Lots in Mortons addition, near
depot, for $2,500.
$4,000 for very handsome south
front lot 50x170 feet to alley on Day
ton avenue, between Mackubin and
Kent streets.
LIST,
333 JACKSON STREET.
DH. MICHAID. real estate, at 333 Jackson
• st.; remember the number.
A.ULINK: HAMIitXE!— Lots and blocks
for sale cheap, near the depot. D. H.
Midland.
£•/ •/\i \( BUYS fifteen beautiful lots at Ham-
JjU^UUU line on Simpson ay. D. li. Michaud,
333 Jackson st.
Q«X/\KACII for beautiful lots at Haraline,
<$%JiJ\J near the depot; terms, $50 cash and bal
ance $10 per month. P. H. Michaud.
CO £ACH for choice lots on Statest.,
_ >£»UUU West St. Paul flat; this is very
cheap. D. H. Michaud.
QnOn BUYS a fine corner lot in West St.
tJ*jKJ\J Paul on easy terms. D. H. Miehand .
(JOrt A EACH for three beautiful lots on I>ay-
O»>JU ton's bluff; terms easy. V. H. Mich
aud.
Q1 C\nn BUYS a fine corner lot on Maple aT.
Oi^UUU D. H. Michaud.
Q7 AAA BUYS • fine corner lot, 50x100
i 5 / ,UUU feet, on Fairfield ay., with a two
story building, and also a five-room house; all
well rented; terms easy. D. H. Miehand.
Q^ XA| j BUYS a beautiful two-acre piece
%>*JmKf\J\J on Marshall ay., only one block
east of Macalester station; this is a bargain. I).
11. Miehand.
CQ C\C\r\ BUYS fifteen beautiful south
tpOiUUU facing lots on Van Buren st.; grad
ing of street all paid for. D. 11. Michaud.
£•(• AHA BUYS a fine corner 100x144 feet
OU«l_/v/L' fronting the levee and Alabama
st., with two frame houses, in West St. Paul; it
must be sold at once. D. H. Michand.
Q. 1 1 *-)nn BUYS a block of thirty lots at
«J)±I,OUU Hamline, if sold within a few
day i. I). H. Michaud, 333 Jackson st.
Q1 A r\f\n BUYS a block of thirty beautiful
OI4^UUU lots at Hamline if sold within a
few days; near the depot. D. 11. Michand.
Cc") finn BUYS a fine south-facing lot,
•JsCjJKJyJ 50XJ00 feet, with five-room house,
on Indiana ay.. West St. Paul. D. H. Michaud.
C»1 CAA BUYS 200-acre farm with all the
tJJ'-x^t/vJv/: improvements; about 120 acres
under cultivation: a short distance from Newport;
it's well worth 50,000. but it must be sold at once.
1). H. Michaad. 533 Jackson st.
(jpj QTSTTTISUYS" a beautitul lot on Marshall
rMjO«-/W ;iv. east of Miller; it must be sold
at once. D. H. Michand.
on/ \/\ BUYS a line acre piece on East Seventh
'pijyJKJ st.; cheap at $1,200; it must be sold;
this is a snap. I). H. Michaud.
CM r\^/yiU>YS a soutb-facin£lot on Hague
i^\JU\J ay.l near St. Albans street. D. H
Michaud.
<£•/•/ \i \ EACH for fine level lots on Van Bnren
•DuUU st.: all graded; terms, $50 cash and
balance $10 per month. D. H. Michaud.
<.„•<-*)< 1 EACH for fine level lots on Blair St.:
• *OOv7 all pnided: only a few left; terms. $50
cash and balance $10 per month. I). 11. Michaud.
Q»_) i) AA Bl^ two beautifnl lots 119x167 feet
rs)»s+\J\J\J being the southeast corner of
Snellißg and Minnehaha sts.; this is a bargain.
D. H, .Michai'.d.
C' BEAUTIFUL south-facing lots, one a corner,
*J in Horsey & Woolsey's addition at Hamline, for
sr.lt* at a bargain; it must be sold at once. D. H.
■■.mil. >
IT MUST BE SOLD.
40x1321 FEET
ON MISSISSIPPI STREET,
WAY IN--$4,200 !
McCUJNG. McMURRAX & CO.,
109 East Fourth street. :
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CiEporr CON CORD ST. V? ; — — »' , t '-• • .fe^fioT'W,
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■MINNEHAHA ■■ AY E ( s-r aphre cV e:n€t. '• " I %l^l
On tne Minnesota & Northwestern Motor Line, only ten minutes ride. 1,200 lots in this "beautiful Suburban
Park have just "been put on the market at the following prices: from $100 up; one-third cash, balance in one
and two years, or on monthly or quarterly payments. This is without doubt the best suburban property in
the market and will give a large profit to investors. The most reliable investment in the city to-day is real
estate in St. Paul. The large increase of trade and population makes city and suburban property here the
safest, surest and best investment that can be obtained. We will sell this property by the lot or block, at
very reasonable figures. Also, a very large list of other property in the city. Plats of Additions, full par
ticulars and terms of payment furnished on application.
G-EORG-B W. L ANGEVIN & CO.,
41 East Fourth Street, Union Block, St. Paul, Minn. «
R. E. WATSON'S
LIST,
359 Jackson Street.
$1,350 EACH for three fine lots in Palace
addition.
$3,900 FOR 140x150 on Leslie ay.
$900— Corner l.^lehart ami Milton; a beauti
lul coiner and very Cheap,
§000— Fine south front lot in Milton's ad
dition, on Martin st.
5525 EACH —Two line south front lots at
Hamline.
ST. ANTHONY PARK— The finest resi
dence lot at the paik.
TWO fine lots in Anibs' addition, levee
frontage. atsl,oooeach.
LANGKVINS ADDITION— A larare list
Of desirable lots in this addition "cheap."'
52, 000— 0ne of the best lots in Marshall's
addition; "a snap."
$450 PER ACKE— Five acres near the
stock yards.
CONCORD ST.— Lot at a bargain; look
this up.
PROPERTY in all parts of the city. It. E.
Watson, 359 Jackson st.
LO T S
AND
In Reserve Township at Prices
that defy competition.
For prices and terms apply to
the owner,
C. W. Youngman,
115 EAST SEVENTH ST,
R. W. CAVENAUGH &> CO.
Have a largely increased list of real estate and earnestly solicit
the attention" of buyers to the following bargains:
50 LOTS in Corao Villas at low prices and on monthly payments.
Employes in Northern Pacific shops should consider this easy
means of securing a home near their employment.
CHOICE Acre Property in Eeserve and at the Minnesota Trans
fer, as well as blocks and lots in all parts of the eit}', that we
should be glad to submit to those who are looking for good in
vestments. Money to loan on real estate security at lowest rates.
R. W. CAVENAUGH & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
321 Robert St., corner Fourth, St. Paul, Minn.
IN BLOCKS TO SUIT PUKCHASERS.
| THE BEST APPOINTED AND MOST COMPLETE
Machine Shops
IN THE NORTHWEST,
The property of the St Paul Harvester Works, to be sold
on sealed bids, Oct. 15. Pamphlets, containing maps, de
scription, terms, etc., to be obtained of LYMAN D. HODGE,
Assignee, No. 47 Gilfillan Block, St. Paul.
&1\ _*ATJIi DAILY GLOBE, SUNDAY MOItNTING. SEPTEMBER 12, " 1886;^IXTEE!!r SPAGEST {
BEADMONT&CO.
Successors to lrwin J. Beaumont,
We have removed our office to corner
Third and Robert streets, over Third
National Bank, where we will be glad
t > see all our friends; We offer this
week
AN ENTIRE ADDITION this side of
Phalen. 64 lots, for 919,000. This
will auction lor $30,000 inside
sixty days.
$650 PER ACRE for beautiful level
I property near Como.
$6,ooo— Lot 9. block 50. Dayton & Ir
vine's addition, 60x150 feet, a few
feet from Seventh street. Lot
next west sold for $6,500.
MAM other choice bargains.
Do not torget the new location, corner
Third and Robert streets, over
Third National Bank.
Beaumont & co.
willTam hendricks
Real Estate,
34 EAST THIED STREET.
Dealer in all kinds of Realty in
Ramsey, Washington and Dakota
Counties. Cheap property bought
with or without clear title, in all
parts of the state. If you have a
tax title I will buy it, or I will
buy land against which there is a
tax title.
WANTED
RIGHT AWAY
To Rent or Lease,
A twelve or fourteen-room
house or flat, centrally lo
cated and suitable for "gen
tlemen's apartments. Address
at once, W. M. J., care Globe.
Henry M. Bristol's
llulll y lid UilOlUI 0
401 Jackson Street.
S3. IOO— FIVE line south-facing lots
on Aurora ay.. corner Milton.
$2,600 BUYS four nice south-facing
lots on Charles st., corner Arundel.
81.600 IF TAKEN at Once— A fine
south and east-facing" corner on
Laurel ay.
$4,500-160 FEET, south facing, on
Owascoav; a corner and lies well.
82,500— SIXTY feet south-facing, Lin
coln, corner Victoria.
§7.200—80x280 on Summit ay.
56, 400— 80x280 on Summit ay,
54,500-80x280 on Summit ay,
— 80x250 on Summit ay,
§9,500—120x250 on Summit ay.
§13,600—160x250 on Summit ay.
§6,250—50x142 on Summit ay.
81.300— FINE south-facing lot on
Laurel ay.. near Grotto.
$I,ISO— FINE south- facing" Lot. Laurel
ay,, near Victoria; lies well,
$6.6OO— THREE splendid lots on
Grand ay., near Dale-
I HAVE exclusive sale ot nearly all
the above property.
$13,200 WILL BUY thirty-two fine
lots on Dayton's bluff, in the imme
diate vicinity ot the Bonn Manufac
turing: company, Post Siding: station,
etc., only two blocks from Seventa
St., all graded and side walked
within a block; look this up at once.
List your property with
me for ready sales.
SPECIALATTENTIOH
Paid to property listed with
me exclusively.
(id to property listed with
me exclusively.
Henry M. Bristol
401 JACKSON STREET.
le Mison Go.'s
Fourth and Jackson Streets.
MIDWAY PROPERTY— A chance for
profits. locks acres and lots.
WE CAN sell the whole or either half
r of block 1, Park.only eight
minutes' walk from Merriam Park
station; we can sell Reserve Park
garden lot 2, for 81,250 per acre, 15
and 16 for 31,000 per acre.
I SYLVAN PARK— We can sell half or
whole blocks of twenty- or
thirty lots in Sylvan Park, on terms
that will allow the retailer hand
some profits and are permitted lib
eral terms as to releasing: from
purchase money mortgages; secure
a block in this handsome addition
on easy terms.
OTHER REAL ESTATE— have
improved property, business blocks,
fine residences, cheap houses and
elegant lots in almost any part ot
the city.
i GIVE US a call if you want a desir
| able investment.
The Davidson Company,
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Jackson Sts.,
St. Paul.
ST. PAUL SEAL ESTATE.
The Market Continues to Gradually Im
prove and is Daily Growing
Stronger.
Busineßß Property Appears to bo ths
Most Sought for in all
Directions.
The Motor and Cable JLlnes Doing;
Very Much to Develop the
City.
Eastern Capital Flowing in for In
vestment In Real Estate in
Large Sums.
A Strong: market.
There has been no change in the real
estate market during the past week, ex
cept in degree. It has increased in
strength and hrmness and the sales have
been larger than those of the preceding
week, whiie there has been an increase in
inquiries for property, and money contin
ues to. How in more freely for investment
than ever before. The market has taken a
long step forward and shows a steady and
gradual strengthening up and an improve
ment that cannot be mistaken, and one
that indicates a very heavy fall
business. Last winter was , a
remarkable one in this city in real estate,
and to the surprise of everybody, sales
continued to increase in volume till Febru
ary, when they eased up a little, but after
that the spring business increased until May
and .June, wheu the labor movement
opened out and in a serious degree curtailed
the whole real estate business of the coun
try. It looks now as though the business
in real estate would grow and increase in
the same way during the winter, and even
to a greater extent than it did last winter.
Capital seems to tend strongly toward St.
Paul for investment. People seem to
have a very healthy idea of the solidity and
vigor of St. Paul, and a growing idea that
investments here are among the very best to
be found anywhere. The market presents
rather an unusual phase this fall. Hereto
fore sales have run in some particular di
rection, and the attention of people has
been directed the same way. This is
changed, and sales are now made in every
direction, and, with one or two exceptions,
transactions are well distributed in all parts
of the city. The healthy tone of the mar
ket has never been equal to the present.
This phase of the market is noticeable, and
is owing, probably, in a larsre degree, to
the fact that the greatest inquiry now is for
busiress property. Most of the money
sent here from the East for investment is
sent to be put into this class of property.
BUSINESS PROFKKTV.
The demand for first-class business prop
erty is steadily growing and capitalists are
eager to get hold of choice corners or good
rent-bearing improved property. During
the past week the highest price was offered
for a choice corner on Wabasha street that
has yet been made public. A capitalist
from New York offered $1,500 per front,
foot for the southwest corner of Fifth and
Wabasha, which the owner declined, as
this would interfere with plans for improve
ments now contemplated. An offer was
also made to the pwner, and declined, of
$575 per front foot for some vacant ground
on the north side of Fifth street,
near Minnesota. These straws indicate
how prices are stiffening up, par
ticularly along Wabasha, and from that I
street to Robert and north to Seventh
street. There are also good inquiries and
considerable signs of activity throughout
the whole business district, extending as
far east as Broadway.
Among the other localities that are com
ing into active demand now for business is
Broadway, south of Seventh street. The
Minneapolis & St. Louis and St. Paul &
Northern Pacific railroads are running their
trains to the Northern Pacific building, at
the foot of Fourth street, on Broadway.
The business of these roads is so rapidly
increasing that a new passenger depot at
the corner of Fifth and Broadway is now a
necessity. The construction of the cable
line on Broadway will bring all that prop
erty into active demand for business, and
everything in that part of the city is being
marked up in value, and sought after by
parties who desire to get business property
for the great rise which is expected on
property of this class.
MOTOR AND CABLE LINES.
The agitation concerning motor and cable
lines is making a good demand in all direc
tions where these improvements are con
templated. This is particularly noticeable
in that large and heretofore neglected dis
trict, lying south of Summit avenue and
extending to Grand avenue, St.CJair street,
Randolph street, and clear through Reserve
township. A large tract of land adjoining
Sylvan park on the east changed ownership
not long since, and it has again been
sold. Everything desirable for plat
ting meets with ready sale at good
figures, if placed upon the market.
Several transactions in that direction
are rumored to have taken place which
have not yet gone on record. The cable
lines that are to run both east and west are
naturally having a good deal of influence
on the value of property and gradually
causing the market to become stronger and
firmer. These additions to the means and
conveniences of travel in the city are
stimulating values very perceptibly, and
will have a far-reaching and extensive ef
fect upon the developing of what are now
regarded as the outskirts of the city.
Everything that has the effect of increas
ing and cheapening the means of transit
to the suburbs, cannot fail to aid
very materially in developing them. Prop
erty is becoming altogether too valuable in
and near the center of the city for residence
property. There are of course many that
can afford to hold it for this pnrpose, but
the large majority of people cannot afford
to, and are compelled to go outside, or if
not wholly outside the city, nearly to its
limits. Of course it is necessary that they
should have the means of quick and easy
transit. The cable lines will furnish this
in the eastern and western parts of the city,
and will go far toward building up both lo
calities, and many purchases have
been made in both directions with
a view of being in time to catch
the expected advance. One gentleman
picked up last week 530.000 worth
of real estate in the western part of the
city, and S. E- Dawson sold 500 feet on
Summit avenue, Terrace Park addition,
for $25,000. In the extreme eastern part
of the city on Dayton's bluff, large sales of
property have been made in view of the
cable lines. In every respect the market is
stronger, more active, and mo'e money, is
daily coining in for investments than ever
before.
Although there has been considerable
activity for some time past in Summit Pork
and Manson & Sinionton's additions, as
well as on Summit avenue, and property
has been gradually advancing, it is still
active, and witli the brightening prospects
for the new motor line, and the establish
ment of the new depot the Milwaukee,
short line at St. Clair street, considerable
advance is looked for very soon.
YESTERDAY'S TUANSKEUS.
.1 H Bryant to Win It Ladd, It 25 and 2G. blk
17, Summit Park add «2,400
Same to W L Lockwood, Its 19 to 23, blk 17,
Summit Park add 0,000
J LBraen to J Sandberg, c 90 feet of It 8, blk
2. MeKeuty's out lots 1,530
E II Harshstal to 9 C Mooro, It 4, 5 and C.
blk 15, Oakville Park add 1,600
R Fitzgerald to J J O'Connor, % U It 1, blk
2, Katon & Morrison's add 375
H W Slack to \V O Wyckoff, Its 6 and 7, blk
2, Manson & Simonton's add 3,300
G X Storms et al to M U Fisher. It 4, blk 11,
College place, c div 1,050
W F Lindeman to A M Baker, It 8, blk 1,
Warm's add 1,225
R Shepard, Jr. to B Laucb.ocb.es, It 14, blk 3,
Ransom's add 560
E Webb, exec, to H Baldwin, It 12, blk 1,
Selby, MeClungA Van Meter's add 3,000
W Cox to G- F Clifford, Its lti and 24, blk 1,
Cox's2d add 730
Same to A Staack. It 28, blk 1, Cox's 2d
add 340
J A Bailey to T Foley, It 6 and 7, blk 8, De
Bow, Smith, Risque & Williams' Add $4,000
Thomas E Cannon to J Nippolt.lt 19 Smith's
subd blk 10,8tinson's Div 650
J H Bryant to Thomas Slater. It 24. blk 17,
Summit park add 1.200
Same and syne. It 3 and 1, blk 17, Summit
park add 2,206
B Woodward to J H Bryant for Slater, It 3
and 4, blk 4, Summit park add 1,600
B Woodward to JTI Bryant for Slater It 2*
blk 17, Summit park add 750
E A Sargent to C D McKey, Us 13, 14 and la,
blk 2, Sargent'sadd 1,500
Pr M Bagan to W Bradley, Its IG, 17 and 18,
blk 3, Graves' et al rearr of Markley &
Walker's add......... 12,000
J W McClung et al to L N Meyer, It 3. blk 5,
Hager's subd of Walcott's add to Cottage
H0me5. . .;..... ". ............: 250
! J J A Vincent to L G Johnson, Its 21 to 28,
hlk 20, Summit Park add 4,000
1 C V Brown to same, Its 7 and 8, blk 1, Bry
ant's add... 2.050
A Lilloy to Alt Bushnell, It 9, blk 7, Pros
pect Plateau add 2,500
5 8 Mints* to L S Weller. It 24, Steole's subd
It 2, sec 31, town ii. range 23 350
T0ta1....... • $52,150
The Record.
LAST WEEK'S TRANSFERS.
No. Value.
Monday 45 $133,389
Tuesday . 35 65,192
Wednesday 4* 122,335
Thursday 27 63,061
Friday ...V 34 58,780
Saturday .. 25 52,150
Total .' 210 pieces $494,907
LAST WEEK'S PERMITS.
No. , Value.
Monday 12 $5,008
Tuesday... 18 15,750
Wednesday 10 7,650
Thursday 12 15,450
Friday 11 28,550
Saturday
Total 63 pieces 873,200
REAL KSTATK FOX SALE.
lirennan Jfc Fancy's List.
Real estate, loans, insurance, house-renting, etc.,
95 East Fourth st.
WE HAVE some choice bargains to offer this
week.
<£■•) •>/ W \ FOR two fine corner lots on Uni
•PX^OUv/ versity ay.; south front; inside
lots in same block have sold for $1,200 each. Bren
nan & Fahey, 95 East Fourth st.
(n» A **7(\l\ FOR a new, elegant, nine-room
«4/"^rs / \J\J house on Ashland ay.; easy terms;
this is a bargain. Brennan & Fahey, 95 East
Fourth st.
(£•1 F\( )O t'OK lot 4 " xlCB feet on Marshall ay.
<j£CM \(\ FOX lot on St. Anthony ay., near Kent
<JT*| f\f\i \ FOX lot on Rondo St., near Mack
•]JU,UUU kubin. Brennan & Fahey, 95 East
Fourth st. • '
(II* I F\f\(\ FOX house and lot at the Como
•4PI,*J«./U avenue depot; will be worth $2,000
within six months. Brennan & Fahey.
<E*Q F/jriFOßlot 60x120, with two houses,
«JPO^«JUv_/ on Chestnut st., near Seventh st.
Brennan & Fahey, 95 East Fourth st.
TWO nice lots at Hamline; must be sold next
J. week. Brennan & Fahey, 95 East Fourth st.
SOiVF- line bargains in lots and houses and lots
on Margaret st. Brennan & Fahey, 95 East
Fourth st.
<£*'"/'' l \( \ FOX business lots on Arcade st. Bren
«J3 / \J\J nan & Fahey, 95 East Fourth st.
<3lF\( \(\ TO $550 for lots on Forest st., near
«{?>JUU Cook.
mi/1 'SOO i)R ten nice-laying lots on a
< *)«JUU graded street, near the Bohn Man
ufacturing company's new shops; we have several
tine bargains in this vicinity. Brennan „ Fahey,
95 Fourth st.
WiS HAVE horses for sale, also buggies, coy-
VV ered or open; one light spring wagon, al
most new; will sell for cash or trade for property.
Brennan & Fahey, 95 East Fourth st.
IF YOU have property for sale at a reasonable
price we will find you ready sale for it; no
property taken above market value. Brennan &
Fahay, 95 East Fourth st. 255
Busnnell <V Bushnell's List.
Real Estate and Loans.
Room 63, National German- American Bank Build-
ing.
A FEW BARGAINS.
T OTS 11 and 12, block 5, Summit Park.
T OTS 11 and 12, block 27, Summit Park.
T OTS 13 and 14, block 27, Summit Park.
T OTS 1, 2 and 3, block 14, Summit Park.
I" OTS 12, 13 and 14. block 14, Summit Park.
JL»
T OT 14, block 39, Summit Park.
T OTS 24 and 25, block 33, Summit Park.
| OTS 26 and 27, block 39, Summit Park.
TOTS 3, 4, 5 and 6, block 1, Haldeman's addi
■i tion.
LOTS 15, IC, 17 and 18. block 1, Hanson &
Simonton's addition.
LOTS 10, 11 and 12, block G, Manson & Simon
ton's addition.
I" OTS in Haldeman's addition.
T OTS in Phinney's addition.
T OTS in Anna E. Ramsey's addition.
■LJ'
T OTS at Inver Grove park.
T OTS at Como park.
I" OTS at Riverside park.
T OTS in Morrison's addition, West side.
r OTS in any addition in the city and at prices
JL_ you will say are bargains.
T OTS and half blocks at Rce st. villas; this
J-i addition is just at Rice st. station on N. P.
and M. & St. Louis railway; Short line trains
every hour. 8 minutes ride from city; we are just
commencing the sale of this beautiful addition,
and to those who will build we will offer special
inducements; for a good investment you cannot
find anything better. Bushnell & Bushnell, Room
63, National German B ank building. 255
A. H. XlcoJay's List.
116 East Fourth st.
•QQ YEARS in real as ate business — Our list
•JO of real estate f' rs lie is the largest in St
Paul, and entirely too lon to publish lull par
ticulars, embracing, wi.h .ut exception, the best
business and residence property in the lower and
upper parts of the city, both improved and unim
proved, in all locations, including the wholesale
district, St. Anthony Hill, West St. Paul, Dayton's
Bluff, Suburban Hills, Arlington Hills, Eastville
Heights, acre garden lots; choice acre property
between St. Paul and Minneapolis suitable for plat
ting into lots; some acres with railroad trackage
for extensive manufacturing purposes in the vi
cinity of Merriam Park, Union Park. Macalester
Park and St. Anthony Park; fino houses on St.
Anthony hill and all parts of tho city at prices
from $1,000 to $30,000, etc., etc., all on very easy
terms to suit everybody; some on monthly pay
ments.'and many line bargains. Strangers and
investors are invited to examine my extensive list
of property before purchasing elsewhere, deem
ing it only necessary to announce that the
amount of real estate sold by this house in
thirty-eight years amounts to over $48,000,000.
A. H. Nicolay, real estate agent and auctioneer,
Xo. 11C East Fourth st . opposite new National
German-American Bank building. 255
Snow A: Miller's List.
33 East Third st.
<2»-| C/ W — FINK south-facing lots on Dayton
•lp UoUU ay., near Grotto st. Snow „ Miller.
I**) /inn WILL, buy elegant lot, Portland
»P/«£ | «UUU ay., near Dale st. ; lies four feet
above grade; will sell for $2,500 in the spring.
Snow & Miller.
(jj>») /inn WILL buy two fine lots on Lincoln
ip»J)\J\J\J ay.; this is a bargain. Snow &
Miller, 88 East Third st.
' <3il Hi \i ONLY for fine lot on Lincoln ay.,
' ';?.mUUU near Chatsworth st.; this is a rare
bargain. Snow & Miller. '
trTir^^r^ FOX elegant lying lots on Dawson st.,
.♦(? / O\J near Forest; lots near by are held
at $900; call and see us. Snow & Miller.
1 / j»)xia() FKET, corner Avon st. find Grand
WJ/C ay. ; will sell for less than value if taken
soon. Snow _ Miller. '
WE HAVE the finest corner on Summit ay. '
\V 100x250 feet; will sell at a price that will
make the purchaser a handsome profit; call if you
want a bargain. Snow 0, Miller.
WE HAVE lots in all parts of the city at
prices that cannot fail to make purchaser
money; call Monday. Snow & Miller.
TWO finest lots, on corner, in Palace addition,
I for sale at a bargain. Snow A Miller, 38
East Third st.
Mittdleton, Dougan «fc Hanson's List.
376 Jackson st.
(£>l I f\f\ FOX acres in Reserve; some very
fplfLtJyJ choice pieces; St. Clair and Ran
dolph sts. __ _
(PO^A— ACRES on East Seventh st.
<B»~| \— ACKES on Payne ay. and Edge r
«!>1 I »JUU ton st.
BARGAINS in Summit Park and Nininger 4
Donnelly's.
<JJ» 4 k A FOR lots near Bohn Manufacturing
<I? .vO\J company's works.
LOANS— sums of «1.000 to ?50,l)00; no de-
Lj lay. . . 255
Stone it Morton's List.
315 Jackson st.
WHY PAY RENT ? We have a house, lo
»V; . cated on Jessamine st., new and first-class,
6 rooms, 2 stories, bay window, etc., cheap; price
$2,000,' terms $200 cash, balance monthly.
(EjO LZf \(\ — NEW six-room, house on Martin
iJp/4/,v)\JL/ st.; terms $300 cash, balance to
suit. Stone & Morton, 315 Jackson st. 253-55
Weatherby & Hay's List.
325 Jackson at.
CJ»I A r\f\ EACH tor five lots near Avon st.;
tPlqfJbtJvJ situation elegant; a choice place to
bnild. -:■■'' .
(£.) OHO two fine lots, Goodrich, near
tP/4r,OUU Victoria.
S«1 p.( \(\ FOX a block at Lincoln Park; $200
t)M«)*^v^U for a lot not far from station.
(j>in nnAJ'OR twenty-five fe»t on Witißr-
I.U«vUU . sota . St., batwMia irori'dk *■**
Fifth. . **5&
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
George Bros.' Real Estate.
305 Robert at.
CORNER LOT on Hague at., above grade,
f cheap. - ".'■■•*••-'';■.' ■
JOTS in Anna E. Ramsey's addition on Dayton
i nv.
IT* I At LOTS on Grand and .Lincoln ays.
ij iJJUAUTIFC/t. LOTS on Summit ay.
C" C— NICE LOT half block~from . Warren
*?O / *J dale station; small cash payment.
<SIU»)P\— LOT in Woodbury & Case's addition
•iPO/C»J on verT easy terms; this is cheap.
ICE HOUSE in Brewster's addition, near
Rice st. on Park ay.', and two lots on easy
terms. - ■ •' • '
O/ \ ACRES in Dakota county, partly improved.
G?r) £)f\f\— NICE COTTAGE and beautiful
•~>C,-CvJ\J lot on Selby ay.. well, shade trees
and barn. • ■■ ;
FINE HOUSES on Dayton ay., east or. West
ern ay.
<3*Q~nnn rOK A HOUSE and lot on Ast>
«4pOi»JL/v/ land, complete with all modern
improvement"?.
UWI KA<;H for six lot^ in a bunch on St.
«iPUv/Vj Anthony hill, only $600 cash; you will
have to call early if yon want these.
j" OTS in Arlington Hills and Eastville Heights.
<fi!Q^( ) *' OK a business lot on Payne ay.
»V iJ'JKJ
(£?; f\f\— FlNE LOTS at Hamline; lie nice.
WE AXE headquarters for Riverside Park
property at the stock yards; we will sell a
few yet at old pn'' m on very easy terms; several
fine blocks already platted at a bargain.
2 "VERY Fl>fE~LOTS~lit~Macalester Park;
must sell.
f J r Yr\— FINE LOT on Margaret at. near
»3> / i*J Seventh: very cheap. __^
A CKES in all directions near the city.
£x
OGEKS <te HENOKICKS' acre lots; the
choicest in the market.
FINE HOUSE on Dayton ay., near St. Albans
st.
SEVERAL fine residence lots at St. Anthony
Park.
LOTS in Como Villas cheaper [than you can buy
them in that vicinity.
WE have customers for blocks or half blocks
on St. Anthony hill and Eastville Heights;
owners please call and see us. George Bros., 305
Robert st. 255
S. E. Middleton's List.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, 87 East
Fourth st.
(2*9 f 7^C\— NICE HOUSE- on Fuller st. side
\DX>> I *J\J lot, well, barn, etc., etc.; easy
terms.
(^•1 £JKH-XEAT COTTAGE on Armstrong
•4pi^Otyl_/ ay.; neighborhood rapidly improv
ing: terms very easy.
e7A{ \— NICE LOT on Dayton ay.; up to
0 / tJ\J grade and can be sold on regular
terms.
CASH, and balance on very easy terms,
•?<-./ UU for a beantif ul lot on Hague ay.; above
grade and fine; look at it at once.
&i~~}{ \( \ FOX TWO FINE LOTS on West
t)i'l^/v(JU side; here is a bargain.
(Sir\ F\f\(\ FOX an elegant residence on Holly
•J/tyjtyUU ay., near Dale; water, gas, sewer,
cistern and every convenience; $2,000 cash will
get it.
vi""| (\f\ EACH for two nice lots on Marshall
wIUU ay. ; above grade and cheap; easy
terms.
*?• | F\f\f\ CASH and balance long time at 7
•pTP^t/v/v/ per cent., for a splendid property
on Summit ay., 100x180, one of the best bargains
in the city.
(£1 1 AA- NICE LITTLE COTTAGE of five
eJDjL^J-UU rooms in rapidly growing vicinity;
very easy terms.
Q£r\f\— GOOD, level lot on Sheffer st., just
q>O*JU off Rice.
4 ACRES in West St. Paul offered very cheap
and on easy terms.
"POB LEASE; on long time, a nice business lot.
"|VT ONE to loan in sums to suit
BLACK.S3IITH shop and appurtenances £o»
£> sale.
CALL here if you want property or have som€
that you don't want. 87 East Fourth st. 25S
A. B. Wilgus <fc Bro.
103 Dakota ay.
HERE IS only one firm of A. B. Wilgus X
Bro. , and that is located at 103 Dakota ay.
1 / yj DAKOTA AY.. 103 Dakota aT '
E HAVE the best bargains that can b«
found in any office in this city. ■ ;..
ONAPS! Snaps! Snaps! -J- ' '."'
/7 1 AZE on our map at 103 Dakota ay., If you
vX want to make money.
rriHEKE IS NOT an office in the city of St.
X Paul to-day that can show the list that we
can at 103 Dakota ay.
/CONVINCE yourself by calling in at 103 Da
w kota ay. ■ - > ' f ■ - '..•
LOOK. AT these few below and then take a
walk over the bridge to 103 Dakota ay. and
see the balance.
Q«_> I p. i \ FOR 100 feet front corner; on Co»
'4?O^I«JU cord st.,near Cambridge; how is that;
(J«ry »") p.— LANGEViN'S Second addition.
«!i) / /CO
QQ QAAFORhaIf block, West St. Paul
t^/CfQtJ\J proper; this can't be beat.
<g») -> \— COKNEII LOT— State st. '
r\I*CAS ST. — on the flat at a sacrifice.
t^Q - A A-FAIEFIELD AY., near Eatoa\
tPO^'JUU improved.
(£••> -1 1 HUBERT ST.; corner, 50x119.
'?O,IUU
dl F\f\(} FOR sixty feet front, Concord and
Oi.i*JyJU State sts.
npHEKE IS only one firm of A. B. Wilgus i
X Bro.. and that is located at 103 Dakota ay.
T Is. WILGUS, James N. Wilgus. 251
A .
C- A. Stii son's List.
63 East Third st.
izFl Ti i\t — LOT on Marshall ayr, corner Kent
Ol 3 /UU s t.
<jS 7 i\i \A-LOT on Kent st., near Marshall ay.
Q-j L?[\ (\ — LOT on corner Kent and Igleharti
»|pI OUU monthly payments.
<2»i) caa-TWO LOTS on Como ay.; one I
■^^jOUU corner.
%F\{ U"V— LOTS in Winter's addition. '
J?JUU
SOUTH-FACING LOTS on Uni
%POUU versity ay.
$/X/"W\— LOTS on Ellen St.; monthly p*y
*&k)\)\J ments.
*i*> f\l W\— BUSINESS LOT on Rice st.
S| A nn-lAHGE LOT on Beaumont st. «
l)'-t\J\J monthly payments.
LOT in Overbrook addition, facing Lake Pha
len. at a bargain. m
r\ ACKES on Lake Phalen, $350 per acre.
OX ACRES in Reserve, cheaD. C. A, Stinson,
/CO C,:> East Third st. 255-58
£. M. Stewart's List.
■J \}~.' 319 Jackson st.
C* 4 r\f\f\ UUYS ( ten lots in Eastville Height*
<]p4t>«yUU addition, with both streets all
! graded. These lots are cheap at $5,000.
(£•/'♦/ W\~BUYS a south-facing lot on York st.,
tjpOUU between Wiede »nd Walsh sts.
„ ) LOTS on Jessamine st., one corner, for $650.
/C i __
-1 nO FEET front on East Seventh st, with
IUU buildings that rent for sso per month, foi
(7,800. This property will sell in one year foi
$10.000. ..-'
(g.) Q/V\ FOR fine business that pays 12H
tp/VjOUU per cent., on a good businesi
street. ■" 251
Charles Micnaud's List.
(£f) Qrw\ WILL BUY house and lot on Cap
A*%V)KJ\J roll st. r
VL*l QOn WILL BUY house and lot on St
•^ijOUvJ Anthony ay. .
STi nm WILL BUY two houses and se*
«pII,UUU enty-fiye front on FairfieU
ay.. near Robert st. bridge. . m
ffl*6) f\|W\ Will BUY two lots, cornel
tp/W3«JUvJ Rondo and Arundel sts.
Si AAPEB ACRE for thirty-five acres bj
5-acre lots; come soon, as half of it ii
already sold. '. '_^
p.f\ ACRES near new stock yards. West St.
O\J Paul; must be *old at once; cheap! cheap!
-ROOAFhouse and lot on Robertson st., West
St. Paul, 32.500. t
FINE LOTS at Hamline; $75 cash, balance
monthly payments of $10. r 251
W. S. Monroe's List,
Hotel Ryan.
<SiF\O^\— BEAUTIFUL south-facing lots la
tsO/CO W. 8. Monroe's subdivision in College
Place, East division, only one block from Hamliu*
depot, on terms to suit.
(J«ry p. (\f\(\— ANYONE owning a cheaT
«J) / *J*\J\J\J piece of business property cat
dispose of it at once by calling at my office, as 1
have $75,000 left by Eastern, parties to invest
anywhere from $10,000 to $75,000: must be cheai
for cash. W. S. Monroe. Hotel Ryan.
Cosarove & Co. 's List.
313H Jackson, Room 6. __^
CQI FEET on Goodrich ay., corner Gar«
«JOa field; as fine a residence piece as can W
found; $3,600 takes it. ■ _
QO C(\ FOB lot in West St. Paul, $75, Dal
*s/&O\J ance monthly payments; size 40x148
to a 20-foot alley. _^_
CAN suit you in anything you may want at
; Hamline. ' . ■ _
TOTS in all parts of tiiu t£tj. .
_i :-'. ■■:. ■ -■ _ ';." ■■___: - - ' -
• mf*nn FOB — *'*' lot in I*"?' 3 addition.
