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The Market.
The real estate market in St. Paul
seems to stand squarely on its merits.
There is no rush of fortune seekers who
stand ready to pick tip almost anything
that. is offered. At present there is no
speculative disposition that needs to be
curbed. The property that is sold seems
to be going on its merits and at prices
that are far within the bounds of rea
son, it has been a great surprise to
many that all through the dullness of
the last Winter prices should have been
maintained with such great firmness as
they were. The prediction was freely
made a year ago, when sales were free,
that a great many buyers had no
money, and Unit when the second
payments came due they would
not be, able to meet them, and would
have to let the property go by default.
In pursuance of this idea, a good num
ber of the skinflints lay in ambush to
pick: up the lame ducks when the proper
time came around. The latter were
greatly disappointed, for when the sec
ond .payments became due they were
paid almost Invariably, and those that
were not afforded the sharpers no com
fort, for all were taken care of. The
season has never opened here with such
Battering prospects as it lias this spring
in many respects. The whole market is
on a very Jinn foundation, and every
thing appears very satisfactory indeed.
West St. l'aul and Midway were most
sought after during the past week than
any other. Suburban property was also
looked after, and business was a good
deal scattered, every pari of the city be
ing looked after somewhat more indus
triously than was expected. There is a
goodly activity all the way out Rice
street. The extension of the street car
service so far out on that active thor
oughfare has done much for it. The
prices of property are low out there com
pared to those in almost any other part
of the city. Dayton's bluff property has
also teen looked after with a good deal
of interest, and no part of the town
seems to have been forgotten.
Short Notes.
Notwithstanding that the cold weather
arid the prevalence of snow and ice iv
the suburbs keeps the market quiet,
building operations have been com
menced at various points where large
excavations are being made for new
structures, stone and brick work will be
pushed forward as quickly a freezing
ceases to interfere with the mixing of
mortar and laying of brick and stone, a
A number of investors from outside
the city and from various parts of the
count ry have either been here in per
son, or through their agents, looking
for desirable business property on
which to build. Some purchases have
already been made and others are con
templated.
The necessity of rapid transit to and
from the suburbs becomes more appar
ent each year. If some one can present
a motive power which will be free from
the old objections of steam, namely, of
noise and smoke, which frighten horses,
so that lilies can ■be constructed ' and
operated to the ! 'suburbs at less ex
pense, he will indeed prove a
benefactor to those growing parts of St.
Paul. The committee on manufactures
of the St. Paul chamber of commerce,
to whom was referred the resolution in
troduced by Thomas Cochran, Jr., Feb
ruary 27, in reference to new inventions
in steam machinery which are being de
veloped at Palmyra, Wis., held a meet
ing in the chamber of commerce
room and listened to an explanation by
Col. J. 11. Davidson, in reference there
to, lie reports the final results as a
certainty, and promises that a street
car motor that is smokeless and noise
less, and very economical, will be ready
to run upon the track at Palmyra some
time In April. ,- .. #>
* #
Those people who have. gone from St.
Paul to other cities during the winter
are beginning to return, or they are
writing home, giving their views in
reference to real estate and other mat
ters in various parts of the country.
Capt. Edward E. Simonton, president
last year of the St. Paul Heal Estate
board, is spending some time in San
Diego, Cal. He writes to a friend, from
San . Diego, and describes somewhat
expensively the real estate situation
there.. In his. opinion the activity in
Sun Diego has. readied and possibly
passed the climax. lie says that some
of the best business property in San
Diego has sold tor SI, COO per front foot,
arid, in his opinion, prices are very high
iii. those points in California that he has
„ visited, or it .is extremely low in
St. Paul. Capt. Simon ton expects to
return to St. Paul about the first of May*.
A Good List of Sales.
.JBushiiell & .Bushnell had a pretty
active week. Among some of their
biggest sales wore the following:
(Sixty-feet on West Third street at the
corner of Market and Thin!, for imme
diate improvement. Cost $22,000. The
intention is to erect upon the lot a ten
story building— stories above Third
stveet and- live below, to cost $.00,000.
The structure will be built of brick
with a red stone front.
Ninety-three feet on West Seventh
street, in the next block below Ramsey
street, for 8330 per front foot for imme
diate improvement. The plans are
being prepared for a four-story building
that is to be erected upon the lot to cost
855,000, and work will be commenced on
it very soon.
Thirty-live acres in section 17, South
St. Paul, three-quarters of a mile west
of- the Northwestern road and stock ex
change, for 850,800 si>ot cash. This
piece of property was bought by a con
cern for the purpose of erecting upon it
houses for sale on monthly payments.or
to rent by its employers. The contract
is ; already let for grading and putting
the tract into proper condition.
Almost a. Landmark Gone.
G. Y. Bacon sold last week to the
Seribner Beefing company the south
west corner of Washington and Fifth
streets for £.">4,W-0. This corner has a
frontage of 00 feet on Washington and
ISO on Fifth street. This has been one
of the most conspicuous corners in the
city, ami many people from time to time
have had some negotiations for it. The
lot now has a large yellow brick
structure on it, erected about the
time the Metropolitan hotel was. built,
which has been occupied as a . barn.
Many peopie have hoped to see a struc
ture go up on this lot that would be
suitable to, and correspond with, the
beautiful park upon which it fronts.
At one time it was talked of as a suit
able site for a musical conservatory,
but -as a considerable sum of
money was required to se
cure the ground and erect an adequate
structure for the purpose suggesteu,and
as there was no one in St. Paul with
generosity enough and money enough to
do anything about the matter.the whole
project fell through and the spot; has
been used for a kind of a livery and feed
stable. By some it has always been re
garded as a kind of en ornament for Bice
park, which in summer, with its flowers
and pleasant shade trees has been a
great resort for our citizens. The at
tractive beds of flowers that are always
set out with so much care in the spring
around the fountain in this park have
been aided in furnishing perfume on
summer evenings by this stable. It will
be regarded, possib!y,by some, as a u*i_-
fortune to have it removed. It is under- j
stood that the Scribner Roofing com- 1
pnny will erect on the lot a building
suitable to their business. The old bam
that has ornamented the comer so long,
and that has mingled its fragrance with
the delicate perfume of the flowers in
the park for so many pleasant years,
will soon become a subject for memory
only. :.':;:';_...: : '. V".
'■':';: ■'iiv — — - — rr - : .
Joseph R. Weide.
This gentleman is almost as much of
a benefactor as is J. W. McClung. A
few years ago Arlington Hills was a bar
ren waste. Mr. Weide one day rested
his gleaming eyes upon the spot and an
idea entered his head. He saw it was
a beautiful and attractive locality, with
an extended aud delightful view, and
concluded he would do some
thing to people it. He bought
block after block on these hills and
began to sell tots. If a man had no
money he yvould sell all on time, and
theu if the purchaser without any
money could not build he furnished him
with lumber, nails and all else required
to enable the purchaser to erect a small
house, which furnished him a home
for himself and family and gave him
as much time as he required to pay
up for the outfit as fast as he could on
monthly installments. He went fur
ther even than that,. and when these
small payments ran behind, Mr. Weide
eased up" on them and extended the
time. In this way he has succeeded in
causing to grow up on that beautiful
elevation a. considerable population, in
the midst of which is one of the largest
and most imposing school buildings in
the city. Mr. J. W. McClitug has done
the same thing in different parts of tho
city. Mr. MeClung's missionary work
has been performed mostly in West St.
Paul, where he has bought several
blocks, and after dividing them up into
lots has disposed of - them in much the
same way that Mr. Weide did. ! It is not
known which of these gentlemen
is entitled to the. patent in re
gard to the originating of :• this
scheme and it is quite -likely that both
drifted into it naturally. Mr. McClung
is engaged in the same scheme out on
Rice street in the region' of Maryland
avenue, and is planting quite a colony
in that locality. Mr. Weide is doing the
same on Charles and Edmund streets,
near Victoria street. • v- {v^i' ;•
Miscellaneous Notes.
George Benz is to erect this season a
residence on the corner of Jackson
street and Sherburne avenue to cost
600,000. It well be built of Lake Supe
rior sandstone and messed brick. The
location selected is that upon which J.
R. McMillan's house was built. This
house has been moved away, and
this new and elegant one of Mr. Benz
will take its place. It will be on a level
with the residence of W. 11. Merriam.
The Fitzer property on the corner of
Dakota and Indiana avenues has been
sold for $19,000. The lot is fifty feet on
Dakota avenue with a depth of ISO feet.
There will be an unusual amount of
building this season in West St, Paul.
The construction of fifteen residences
hi Banning & Olivier's addition has been
began. leSi&
Thirty houses are to be begun at St.
Anthony Park as soon as spring opens.
R. J. Lewis will erect a block of stores
and dwellings to cost $16,000 on Rondo
street, near Lewis.
What the Dealers Say.
W. S. Monroe— Business picking up;
have made several sales and am having
good inquiry for business property and
building lots on the hill.
Buslmell ft Bushnell— lt has been
quite an active week, and we have been
driven to death with a little more work ,
than we could conveniently handle.
There has been a great deal of inquiry '
for West St. Paul and for St. Anthony I
hill property. At no time has there J
ever been such an inquiry for houses j
and lots for homes as mere Is now. Ev- 1
erybody seems to be after mortgages,
too.
1). S. B. Johnston & Sons— There is an
everlasting demand for houses and lots
on St. Anthony hill. .: ' •
J. Fairchild <fe Co.— lt has been a good
week and full of activity-, ..., < „.... i ,.. ; -,
i Weatherby & Hay— Dwelling" houses ;
are in very active demand, and lots .on
which to build also.
J. It. We We— ileal estate has been [
improving all the week. A good many i
people are here looking industriously
for something to buy. Everybody seems,
to be anxious to get hold of something
in good localities.
The St. Paul Park Improvement com
pany sold about sixty lots in St. Paul
'ark, and most of the sales were for
improvement.
A. K. Bryant & Co.— The inquiry is
increasing and the prospects are bright
ening and indications point to a good
deal of building this season.
Davis & Brown— Everything is look
ing very favorably for a good, season's
trade. The inquiry is continually in
creasing. West St. Paul and Midway
property is greatly inquired after.
The Record.
LAST WEEK'S TRANSFERS.
No. Value
Monday .....:22 $70,250]
Tuesday 29. 46,765
Wednesday . 26 92,582
Thursday ... 1- " ' 84,823
Friday... ...... 18 41.815
Saturday..-....:......... 14 - 22,390
Total 121 $355,737
LAST WEEK'S PERMITS. j
''■.•'.:.':.>:••.• No. Value
Monday 10 700
Tuesday 11 30,900
Wednesday ; 6 .4,000
Thursday.'. 8 9,950
Friday ' 1 7 3,700
Saturday .... 9 5,800 j
Total .:.....:..... ....51 §01,050
yesterday"? transfers.
J ?ccak to V KTnwecak. part Us 29
and 30, blk 9, Smith's subd Stinson .
div... U $000
W Tilkwik to .1 Blickie, It 11, blk 13, -
Michel A: Robertson 725
3 C Piper to J W Jajreer, Its 13 and 14,
blk 5, Ham line 5yndicate. ......... ; . . . 1,200
E J Bell to M L Cave_au_rt, it 12, blk '
29, subd biles 28 and '28, Stinson, B. •
audit ..: .1,500
.1 Lindstrom to O Olson, part Its 14 and ■ ■ . ,
15. Weide's subd blk 34, Arlington
Heights :..... ......... 1,100 ;
T Slater to G. E. Ross, It 22, bit 1, Slat
er's add ■ :..-... 825.
C _ Ilerriott to J S Molin, It 9, oik 11, i
Prospect Plateau. . .'. 5.500
CWYouuumau to J k Feeley, It 22, blk
7. Palisade 450
M W Casey to II -Mangau, . it 2, blk 1,
Curry's subd . . . I... . i:.-~ . . '..'.-. . : i :. .v. 290'
E B Smith to O IS Dunham, It 19, Cole- •'*
man's subd llogers : & 11 .... „:.:.. .•: 400
F W Farrar to A H Simon, it 3, blk 101,
Ramsey's subd . 1,000
W \V Campbell to CA' Whited, part Its .'
7 and 8, blk 8. Hamline Park.... .....2,500
Two unpublished.. .. : ,. , .... ......... 0,000
Total, 14 pieces $22,390
building permits. •-'•'•"■ ggs ,
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday : ..>•'•: . •••■ '
c;;o.-ge Krawezek, 1-story feed store:
Edmund, near Gaultier" „, ... . . 81,000
PO Halsted, IVi-story frame dwelling; .
Cottage, near Marion ..' 1,000
Richard Hoffmann, 1-story frame
kitchen ; Susan, near Payne ay. ... : 500
Andrew Lands, 2-story frame dwelling;
Hall, near Morton .... ........1,500
Inn C Korfhagc. 1-story frame dwell
- ing, Birch, near Earl :..::.. 1,000
Laura J Harden, 1 Va-story frame dwell- :
ing, Rose, near Marion ........1,000
Three minor permits „ . ......... — 300
Total, nine permits :..:.'....;....!E,5800
■ fSee ad. of Real Estate Title Ins. Co.]
KENSINGTON PARK!
$400 Each for two of the best corners in this beautiful ana" popular addition, at
cne-fourth cash, balance in five years. Next month they will cost $600.
$18,000— Lot 3, block 58, Irvine's Enlargement to fi/ce & Irvine's Addition; $8,000
cash, balance one, two and three years at 6 1-2 per cent; 121 feet frontage
and 160 feet depth; present improvements rent for $75 a month.
$7,ooo— Lot 1, block 76, West St. Paul Proper, corner of Dakota avenue and Wini
fi ed street, The opposite corner cannot be bought for $8,500. '"--]- : ;
A fine hotel property, with a good patronage, at a sacrifice.
HANDY & HANDY,
375-379 JACKSON STREET.
THE SAINT PAUL DALLY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1888. --TWENTY PAGES.
BuSta-ll & Bnshnell,
Real Estate
AND
LOANS,
365 Robert Street, Cor. Fifth,
st. pall, miss.
We would call the attention of invest
ors to the fact that real estate is begin
ning to show great signs of activity, and
we are selling property every day in va
rious sections of the city. here is no
doubt in the world but what values will
advance materially within the next sixty
days, and if you are contemplating tire
purchase of a site for a home.a business
block or simply investing your money in
property for the profit you may realize
on the investment, we advise you to buy
now. Property will never be cheaper in
St. Paul than it is at the present mo
ment. We sold yesterday over forty
thousand dollars ($40,000) worth of prop
erty in the heart of the city and between
fifty and sixty thousand dollars' worth on
the West Side, nearly all of it for imme
diate
• We have several very choice bargains on
our books. In houses and lots we have a
very nice list/ If you want a magnificent cor
ner on Western and Laurel, at present owned
and occupied by Mr. J. B. Power, we can sell
the whole property, with a nice house thereon,
also including a nice stable, lot 32x85, in the
rear, all for the sum of thirty thousand dol
lars ($30,000) ; terras to suit. This is the best
corner on St. Anthony hill fop a flat, and
would pay a large rate of interest on the in
vestment "for that purpose.
We have another beautifni home on Dayton
avenue that we will sell cheap. This is the
Leasure property, next to the residence of
the Hon. If. A. Lanpher. The lot is 50 feet
frontage by 172 in depth to an alley; nine
room house, beautiful shade trees, nice stable
and everything in first-class shape. Price for
this month only, thirteen thousand five hun
dred dollars ($13,500). The price will be
raised to fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000)
after the Ist day of April; terms easy. We
have a very nice home on Laurel between
St. Albans and Grotto sts., for fifty-five hun
dred dollars ($5,500). This is $500 below
the market price to-day. yVe have another
nice home on Laurel a v., near Kent St., for
eight thousand dollars ($8,000), which would
suit the most fastidious. If yon want a nice
cottage home near the beautiful suburb of
W^rrendale.and within one block of the War
reniiale station, we can sell you a nice five
room house, on a lot 50x100, for
tne mall price of seventeen hun
dred and fittv dollars ($1,750): terms
to suit. This is a great bargain. We
also have two or three cottages just completed
at Inver Grove Park that we can sell you, to
geUier with a lot 40x140, for about .twelve
hundred dollars ($1,200) each; we have
eight or ten more of these cottages finished
early in May that we can sell at the same
price. Any of the above houses are cheap at
prices asked, and will pay as an investment.
y\'e have a very choice piece of property on
Sixth st, next to the chamber of commerce,
that is 75x150 feet. y\*e will make special
terms on this piece of property. y\'e hnve sold
the past week over one hundred thousand
dollars worth of property on the West- side,
and we have four very cheap pieces left. -. We
also own between fifty and seventy-five resi
dence lots on St. Anthony hill that we ,
bought before the rise in prices last year. We
can bell these on easy terms and at close
figures.
figures.
We are here to stay for the balance of our
lives, and we have got a little money left to
buy property If you waul to sell it below the
market price. Come in and get terms and
prices on property we control. We will ban-,
die property for oUiersonexelusive lists only.
We do not care to figure with anybody on any ,
other basis. We look for the greatest year's
business St. Paul has ever seen in the real
estate line dining the next three months, and
hope you will make your investments before
juices' take their natural advance. .Come
early, come often, but come in dead earnest.
Yours truly,
Bflshnell & Ba._u.e_l,
Real Estate and Loans, 365 Robert. Street,
St. Paul, Minn. ;''-. ';.,
Visitors to St. Pffl
Should not fail; to buy some
of our cheap property. A
little money invested here
now will make them rich in a
few years.
GOOD HOUSES FOR SALE ! :
Will be quickly dispose^ of if 1
you list them with us. If you
want to buy a good house, '.
give us a call. !
FINE VIRGINIA FARM !
For sale very Cheap. *
ODIN CLAY & CO,,-
ROOMS 3 AND 4, ; .
GLOBE BUILDING. ;
rßßlSils PUSH ?
LBiillnlwi g nil ft i
Desirable Houses for Sale.
Choice vacant lots in the built-up
portion of the Park
FINE STORE FOR RENT I;
The best lot in Second Addition. -
Business Lots at a Bargain.
Double Corner, Midway Heights,
cheap.
Bargains in Syndicate No. 5.
markw:fay;
Room 34, Chamber of Commerce.
St. PAUL, ■ ■ - _______
REAL ESTATE
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT.
EMMETTF. KNIGHT!
Room 14, Frost Block,
Money Invested for, and Property of
Non-residents carefully at
tended to.
; BEAT, ESTATE FOB SALE.
. HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
W.ii. Minor & Co.'s List.
--'? 91 East Fourth st. ;. '": :,
- Dayton Ay., Merriam Park. :
ffi'QP.rj—BEAUTIFUL EOTS v 50x150 to
tyiJUyj: alley; he level. - • v
_j ——.
. : ' Selby A v., Merriam Park. ___
<CU^/.—LOTS . 50x150 to alley; .very
i^iJO\J choice. \.: A f-
Marshall Ay., South Front, Merriam Paffej .■
<SipL Ri)l\—ONE-THIRD CASH; four
«|p«-/}«J AAJ south-facing (50x150) Ms;
this is less than $1,400 apiece. :,r i
fl_:-/f P\l\f\—ElGHT-ROOM HOUSE; at
tJp4*,_»UU Merriam Park; $1,000 c&sb;
balance five years. ___i_l_
q>i) T'^n—EIOHT ROOM HOUSE at
<$)&I4UU, Merriam Park; $500 cash. 4
balance monthly; an easy way to get a home;
half hour trains. • . .'■•.-»< ''
THE FOLLOWING improvements 'arid'
■ positively come to the park this year:
City water, grading of Marshall ay., gns,,free
farrier delivery, Marshall ay. and Lake' st.
bridge -across the Mississippi river will also
be completed by August. Now is your time
to buy. <■'-•• • - ________
MACKUBIN & MARSHALL'S AOOI,
- ttpn—Lots 3 and 4, block 28, $1,400,'
one-third cash; lot 23, block 8. $1,500.« he-: v
third cash; lot 24, block 11, $1,500,0ne-third
cash. '
MARSHALLS ADDITION, West St.
Paul—s3,2oo; a fine 50x150 lot; the
greatest snap in that addition.
NORTH HEIGHTS— few more in this
charming snburb on monthly payments.
HOUSES, HOCUSES, HOUSES.HOUSES
—For sale, for rent; all parts of the
city. . ....,'.. ■ ■ ' T
[l/TONEY TO LOAN on unimproved prop-
ACRES, all parts of Minnesota and Da
kota, to trade ftr St. Paul real estate.
FO. M.INOR & CO., 91 East Fourth st.fl
.-—v." .■■ -r; . • 78
D-ichaml & Miebaitd's List, i . -
Real Estate aud Loans, 392 Robert st.
Q_l XllO FEET on Selby ay., near Farriug-
J4fci ton.
AXIOO FEET on Fairfield ay., one and a
/*J half blocks from Robert st.
_TVXI4O FEET on Fourth st., near Wa
t)\J couta. ____'
OIK LOTS in block 4, Uolcomb's addition.
A TWENTY-ACRE tract on Rice St., suit- ,
able for gardening, at $700 per acre. ■-•-.
'TWO, five and ten-acre tracts near the city.
LOTS only two blocks from street cars on
monthly payments. . v ' ■ ' ■: : ■
FOUR and six-room cottages, $1,400 and
$2,500; $250 and $350 cash; balance
monthly payments. J.
SEVEN LOTS, block 1, Midway Heights,
for $3,800. ___■-;
<3«»7'/^/i FOR lot 17, block 1, Rogers
«J?/_'U Coleman's rearrangement of
Stinson, Brown & Ramsey's addition. Mich
aud & Michaud, 302 Robert st 78
Beaumont A Ca.heart's last.
. Corner Third and Robert sts.
ffl**|l /.HI". FOR a piece of improved
<4Pl±lV/UU property on West Third St.,
running through to -Fourth st, twenty feet
on each street; two-story brick building on
Third street front and a good frame building
on Fourth street; ground is worth $10,000
at ruling pre buildings cost about $6,000;
who wants this at $11,000?
1 •J'7 ACRES nt White Bear at $100 per
-LO /.. acre. The property of the Wild wood
Park association surrounds this piece; can
sell four blocks of this property at $100 per
lot if someone will buy it and plat it off for;
us. Adjoining property for sale at $300 per
acre. .:';*;: ' ■ ■.-. ' ; _____'
FIVE whole blocks in St. Anthony Park
;■ Proper, the best, property in the -.plat
and on the easiest terms ever offered; will
sell for about one-seventh cash, balance to
suit purchaser, at 7 percent.
ROBERT STREET property between
Third and seventh sts., at about 33%"
percent below the market. £'.. „
1 t\i BY 14- FEET on East Third street
L\J\J „ at 8750 per front foot; property
across the street sold this week at 81,133733;
terms easy and time long; come "in and
see us. - ; ■ - ■ ■■■ -. I. - ■
WE LEAD as usual with cheap inside
. property; we have sold several pieces
this week, and you must hurry if you want,
to get cheap property, as 1 this is, witnoutf
doubt,- an advancing ■ market. Beaumortt- &
C'athcart, corner Third ana Robert sts-., '6+erV
C.:8.-:& N. local ticket oftl.ce.' _v_ a 't 2:78-
J ; iX ' : : : «. E.iMi«l«llet«m»s List. ' ,^'_^
jV .' 83 East Fourth st. .>.-*' '^vy.
ffijj AH?}— FINE LOT on Martin st.
% 1 Orv )~ FINK LOT on Carroll St.
Shi AQn-^FINE LOT on _larshall ay.
<fl?0 / inn— FINE LOT on Lincoln ay.
(g^»nf\— FlNE LOTS in Sanborn's Mid
«ff>UUU way addition. --:
<t»fc) A f\f V*° 85 feel on West Seventh
(|»r) tZi\(\ FOB 81 feet on C'omo ay. '
(fi»»J/^f\ EACH for fine lots in Wessel's
q__H_U addition. ,
(jj«o n( \-NICE RESIDENCE on Holly
CUT OOf I— NICE RESIDENCE on Ash
tjp / jUvJU land ay. -.\vi
"ft/I ONE TO LOAN on real estate.
tt/1 ORTGAOES BOUGHT and sold. 78'
I W. 11. 1 J urns & Co.'s List.
f 03 South Robert Street. '•
if 7 f\(\(\ FOB best 50-foot corner on
«lP / <fUU\J ... State st. ■- ■ . -■•:.?;■:
OK REAL SNAPS on the flats, just call
and see. us. This covers all. __■
LOTS In Riverside. Hepburn and South St.
Paul, from $250 upwards. , .
WE HAVE two suites of rooms and three
Vt houses for rent. . 78
~ Cnas. B. Bess' list.
■ ■ . ■ : . :. 350 East Seventh st
1 t~\(\ I,iiKT CQ Minnesota, corner of Elev
i-t)\J enth st. ; one of the best sites in the
city; very cheap. •
INEST PEACE for tenement block iv
the city; 135 feet frontage on Minne
haha st. by 50 feet depth; street cars In :
front: for less than lot is worth; must be
sold at once call and see price.
ECTION OF LAND in Grant county for
sale cheap, or trade for city property. .
LOTS, HOUSES and lots for sale on every
street on Dayton's bluff and ■in Arling
ton Hills. •■■.-. „ -.. . y" „.■ „
GARDENING LAND near St. Paul; 5 to
10-acre tracts. -. . y.
ALSO FARMS from 40 to 160 acres, im
; proved and unimproved, near city. 78
Peter Sclionartli Jr.'s List ..;
| 63 East Third street. _icj
<£?-) Qi^/l— FINE LOT In Palace afidi-
JSp&IiJOKJ tion. I'y. ;
<fcO HI \i\— GOODRICH AYE., hear
«g_g, I UU Avon. '■ -•"??/■
<£*•} / V M .— EACH— Two.lots on Holly'av.
tjpO»\JK.JU i near Victoria. j" . :
CJ»O *3( 1/ .— ASHLAND AYE., lot . in
<jjL4^oUy Summit Park. -;v
«5?-| THf.— DAYTON AYE., near Lex
s7l, * \J\J ington. „...
fl»0 ']()(!— LOTS In Rogers' addition: r
ST Ann— FINE LOT near Macalefe'fer
LOTS at Hamline on monthly payments.
.\.<:'.-'. . ■ . .•-;■ -TO i
ffi»*_>^.("k— iOTS at N. P. Shops in Cdrno
<$*D*J\J ; Villas ; easy terms. »£■-■
$•"5 R(\— on Day ton's Bluff ; mon'h
s)_j_>U ly payments. 7.'-.
ES R/\r\~52X172 {FEET on Mcß'dal
*J4,U\J\J st. near Forbes. -.....-
Q}6) iin/ .— HOUSE AND LOT on Juno
'$/5)\J\J\J street, Clarke's addition.
<I_l A An- LOT in Hitchcock's addi
-3J>l,-*U\/ tlon, West St. Paul. Very easy
payments. . . ■ . . 78
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION!
• There will be an exam 'nation of
of Teachers desiring positions in the
Public Schools of this city, on
; SATURDAY, MARCH 24, ■}
At 9 o'clock A. M„ in the High School
Building:, (Room No. 4), corner of Minne
sota and Tenth streets.
. Necessary stationery will be supplied.
By order of the Board of Education.
S S. TAYLOR, ::
Superintendent City Schools.
St. Paul, March 15, 1883. „ '
Rnnm'o t0 * ci aas > in the Globe are seen by
™OWS most people.
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOB SAME.
W. S. Monroe*-* List.
____ Hotel Ryan. ::.;-, ■ .:...■::.-.
fflfT. VERY nice nine-room house
«JP / tUUU on St. Anthony hill; well lo
cated and very cheap at the above price.
I F\ OR TWENTY acres between the cities,
Its "cheap;" will trade for good 7 or 8 per
cent paper; this is worth looking up. -
jDUSINESS PROPERTY— I have several
■D fine pieces ; price from $300 to $1,050
jper foot. . -.. -. . ' * - - :
<jtl) 1 (\(\ BUYS 100x150 corner at Mer
vprJ^LyJKJ riam Park; makes three fifty
ifootlots; this is a bargain. -'■ :■■':.'
MD» _> Q BUSINESS lot on West Sev
fJP»->^/C_»_» enthst, worth $4,000; look
this up at once. .•••.•.•'■-'••'•
H AM LlNE— Large list of gilt
•O. edged lots; price from $700 up eighty
fhree-foot corner for only $1,500: come and
pee it. . . . i r . .-■■ ,-.,..■; ...-.- •>.:.;
SKK 1/V - HOUSE aud barn on beau ti
riPU^OVJ \J f ul corner on St. Anthony hill
a beauty, and cheap. . ;.-.•, „4 ■---...'■ ■■. ; .
[1 AH BEAUTIFUL, residence lots on St.
MLV7V7 Anthony hill, near cable line, 'for
pale cheap and on easy terms. "-..■.;
fflRO ;*;— SOUTH-FACING lot in How
f^UA^tJ nrd's addition, near Bohn' Manu
facturing company ; a bargain.' - ■ .: '
inn FEET on East * Seventh St., near
X _ f ' Phalen st. cheap ; come and see it.
Cjl'jn 01.0 WORTH of 8 per cent pa
*Sf*iJ\Jt)^J\JyJ per wanted at once, in any
sum from $1,000 up. . . - ,
LOOK ! LOOK !— Residence lots on all the
fine avenues on St. Anthony hill; come
and see them, v '"' ■*. :.=' ■-?'-: :■:' - '
©19 Af-n-CUEAP LOT on Eighth
fpi-^^UKJyJ st,; paved, etc.; a.bargain.
- 78 : -- .- -■■...• -■•--
JD. 11. Michjuhl's List.. .
j 333 Jackson St.- ■ ■■. ■ ■-.'
«t*J rww"iJßl'YSa beautiful lot on Ash
•Ji)\J\J\J land ay., near St. Albans st.;
this is a bargain. D. 11. Michaud.'
ffl?0 7l\{\ BUY'S three beautiful lots,
w&i I \J\J corner Jenks and Agate sts. }
these lots are well worth $3,000. D. 11.
Michaud. : -;. ■: •. ■ .
EVEN BEAUTIFUL . LOTS-Iu West
Ist. Paul: a great bargain; they must be
sold at once. D. H. Micliaud. *■.■- -.- -
C)A(\ ACRES—The finest stock farm in
AriVJ Dakota county, location and natural
advantages considered; 200 ; acres of plow
land and natural meadow;- forty
acres of splendid young .timber ana
a mile of clear spring water; building in
good repair: only forty-five :' minutes
by Minnesota & Northwestern railroad from
St. Paul and eighty rods to depot; will sell at
very low figures if sold soon. D.H.
Michaud. ' . " - ■
(iilß /MM-BUYS a beautiful piece of.
«p±_», \J\J\J ground 100x150 feet on
Olive st,, with a good twelve-room cottage
with all modern improvements; this is a
bargain. D. H. Michaud. _^
CJL?/";n EACH buys beautiful lots at
%)\JtJ\J Hamline, ou easy terms; only a
few left. D. 11. Michaud. ".
FlUff/M 1 EACH buys fine lots a short dis
«|{>UUv/ tance from Bohn Manufacturing
company; terms, £50 cash, balance $10 per
month. D. H. Michaud. ' y^-'-i'
<!£*-) t\(\l \ BUYS a choice lot on Marshall
<i?Ol\J\J\J ay., near St. Albans St., 40x10*2
feet to fifteen-foot alley; this is very cheap;
it must be sold soon. D. 11. Michaud.- ■-■' •'•»-
<J_/I n/_fl BUYS a six-room house and
«Jp4_yJUU lot on Ashland ay., near Dale
st. D. 11. Michaud. -■ '
<I_*-J On/1 BUYS Lots Nos. 5, 6 and 7 in
«3?0,0UU block 130, West St. Paul
Proper, each lot being 50x150 feet, two cor
ners and 100 feet frontage on the park ; this
is a rare bargains 100 per cent profit in this
within a year. For sale by D. H. Michaud,
333 Jackson st. : . . . . . " "".
-ffl«1 IAH BUYS a four-room ; house , and
tpl^lUU lot on Annapolis St., West St.
Paul, near Oakdale ay. IX H. Michaud, . 333
Jackson st„ First National, Bank building.
fA (\f\r\ BUYS a fine, south-facing lot
O)\J\JU on Tilton St., hear St. Peter st.
11. Michaud, 333 Jackson st. .". ... ; .','
<_1 QAfft BUYS two beautiful south-
SPI^»JeJU facing lots, one corner of Earl
and Suburban ay ; this is a bargain. D. 11.
Michaud. 333 Jackson st. '■ -' ' ' ; :
fl_Q / \(\( BUYS lot 50x150 feet to alley,
south-facing,' oh Acker st. D.
H. Michaud. 78'
| Julius line's List.
[ No. 1-10 East Fourih St., Rooms 7 and 8.
$7* f\(\( BUYS 80x118 cornering on
<PU^tJvyV7 Bates ay. : bargain. „
fll* y\ Cm (BUSH a fine lot in .-South Park;
ty^kUU '.his is the cheapest lot in, South ;
Parte three blocks from depot. :'.'" ... vr _<_j
IMPROVED and unimproved property in
all parts qf the city; I also have farms for
sale or exchange in the; following counties:
Otter Tail, Douglas, Steams, Kandiyohi, Ren
ville. Grant and Pope, all In the state of Min
nesota^ . v " '' " " ''■' ..'' '. "■"'.'
<_•)•-> /\l\( \ BUYS a corner 100x100 on
«fl>/40,UUU Eighth st. .',
<$>A *}(](} BUYS 90 feet on Reaney st
©_> •J/in BUYS fine corner on Marshall ,
4-1 iini"! BUYS corner 50x160 on
tpIO^UUU state st., with three stores,
rented for $125 per month. ______
€?1 CZ(\( \ BUYS a fine lot on Bradley st. ;
<4J>_.^OUU -this is cheap.- = ■■■• >^.->7B
S. A. Nojmlciislc jolrt's' List. ~i
1 98 East Seventh st., corner Sibley st. - ,
<_* A I \i\ FOB well located lots in Eastville
tjp^UU Heights. .; . . . . . ' '. . '.
<JJ>f'/U\FOK lots on Magnolia st., near
♦jPOUI-/ Rice st. good location. __
_r«1 r\t\f\ BUYS a fine lot at Merriam
tjpl^UUU Park, near depot. ■■■■ :,.
(H»0/*;/\ TAKES a lot on Park aye.
_/*/\A FOR choice lots on Dayton's
tft)UUU Bluff. ■;■■! -
ALSO a number of oilier houses and lots
well located and cheap.
•_)*)/\ ACRES of hard-wood timber land,
(D/vU GO miles from St. Paul, and half
mile from the railroad; easy terms. S3 acre.
SEVERAL houses to exchange for .Minne- ,
sota farms. ■ ' "-*'■.
A FEW lots very cheap at St. Anthony
Park. :.•■..:
A GOOD business, fronts two streets on
W. Seventh st. Price. SI, BOO. 78
~~ IL. W. Biizzell's L.!st. . .
1*970 East Seventh St.. ; "-
O/ \ ACRES eight miles from city at a bar
tD»»J/u\ FOR LOTS in Huntingdon Park,
>P*J\J\J near Gladstone. ■ : • " ' ■''
I HAVE SEVERAL good bargains • in
houses and lots on Dayton's bluff.
<Jt_l A (\l . FOR LOT on Reaney st., near
fI^UU Earl ; this is very cheap. .
<_1 QKCi FOR nice corner on Earl, st,,
tpl O_>U 80 feet. „-', ........ „...,.
PAS-IS to trade for city property. • : -?. ' .
dCWII . FOR LOT in Ramalev Park, White
tjpQUU.. Bear lake. ...'■■ .-.:.. ■<■ .... 78
j W. IS. CillisM-ist.
[ - Anoka, Minn. •.-_■. .
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE— Stock
17 farms: 395 acres, 25 miles* from city, 5
tnilcs from Stacy, on Duluth road, SO acres'
heavy oak timber, one-half mile beautiful
Jake front: creek bottom, meadow, can be
made to cut 250 tons hay ; 355 . acres in
closed; $1,000 mortgage due 1891; 52,000
cash, balance trade on strictly cash basis. ~ ■■-''■
ALSO FOR SALE— section on Coon
Jt\. creek, five miles east of Anoka. ,
6)i t { \ ACRES six miles north; 140 acres
/C\J\J six miles north; 63 acres adjoining
Cham pliu. ' ' ->---. -..—
I A LL VERY GOOD and. very cheap; easy
_x - terms. For other oarga'ins oriurther
particulars address W. -R. Gillis, real estate
dealer, Anoka, Minn. . . ■.; 78
— ■— — — — — ■ ■— — — — —^— — — — ■
I Abbott & Clark's Bargains. "...
1 v/- ' 390 Jackson ; Ground Floor. : - \ '■■
Q(\ A«TRES fine land, 50 cultivated; good
OU house, barn, granary, well: three
miles from two stations; seventy-five miles
from St. Paul; will trade ; investigate. ■.-.
«n»Q rrcr\— SOUTH-FACE, Selbyav„ in
«flwi I U\J Kininger ; & Donnelly's add ;
rare chance. . ~
CI f>/ \( \— BOUSE AND LOT one block
$) L^AKJ \J from street cars ; $400 cash.
SEE OUR LIST before purchasing else
where. thereby saving money. 78
' C. 1~ Coleman's List*
303 Jackson st., Room 10. '
O BUILD HOMES— Three years' time
and no money down to. those who will
build; line lots near Rice, -West Seventh, on
Mississippi ; at Gladstone, Como and Merrlam
Park. Call between 10 and 1 o'clock.or make
appointment for afternoon or evening. C.
L. Coleman. 303 Jackson St., Room 10. 78
Outside Heal Estate.
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.—We have
a few lots in our Phoenix Park addition
to the Soo at 550 for inside lots aud $100 for
corner lots terms easy; these prices will posi
tively be advanced March 20: lots guaran
teed high and dry and in city limits. Address
Sault Ste. Marie Investment company, 33
National German-American Bank buildin?,
St. Paul. ~' '.-.,',-.- 78-80
RE IS ESTATE FOR SALE.
A. B. Wilgus On Co.'s List. .;.;.;
: " 354 Jackson st.
XT WILL pay to read our list.
C_l /IDA CASH payment, balance easy;
<4PI,Uv/l7 $4,500 house on St. Anthony
hill; nine rooms; barn and large lot; near
Arundel ; we have it under contract.
<ri - 50-FOOT LOT on Dak
«JJ>l \J)\J\J\J ay.. near Chicago ay. (close
.to site selected for West Side bank) ; our con-.
tract expires this week. -
A $2,500 HOUSE to trade for improved
property: $1,200 mortgage in building
society : will trade equity house within one
block of street car line.
[VTORTGAGES bought and sold.
FIRST and second . mortgages taken in
payment for property.
WE HAVE a nice new house in good lo
cality; will take mortgage as first pay'
ment; balance very easy.
WE HAVE the cheapest house in Wood
land Park for sale ; we have a contract
on it.
ISINESS PROPERTY, improved and
unimproved, on Fourth, Third, Fifth,
Sixth. Jackson, Robert and Seventh.
a*R >"7 F\l\— FINEST and cheapest house
«J?t/^ / U\J dv St. Anthony Mill, near
Dale ; our contract expires this week.
BE AL ESTATE FOB SALE.
<£»•") m inn- A NICE house and lot on
V/C^UUU Rondo, near Kent; easy
terms. - • ■ ■ •"
OTOP paying rent and get a home.
HE CHEAPEST house in the city; price
$4,000; $1,100 cash. Dalance very easy;
eight rooms beside bath room, water and
other improvements; good-sized lot to alley
on Fuller,near Partington; we have It ex
clusive; would De pleased to show it at any
time.
({•9 •v*t/\—NEAT SMALL house and
«JP>4'^OUv' 50-foot lot in lower town; fair
terms. ■ ..•_.:..
WE WILL build you a house and furnish
lot if you can pay down 90 per cent of
the cost. . •
SEVERAL FINE residences on St. An
thony hilll.
WEST ST. I'AIL hat property; a large
list.
UEK 08 before you buy; we have a large
£5 list and can undersell everybody. A. B.
Wilgus _ Co. _•
<SJ/"; il[\l\ — HANDSOMEST LOT in
iipt/^DUU Woodland Park; good terms.
s_") U(\f\— front lot, Nininger&
tP^sDUU nelly's addition.
HOUSES— Houses we make a specialty,
and have over fifty for sale at all prices.
Oil*) F\r\f\ FOR handsome Woodland
ypLAtiOVjyj Park house, near Western.
TITILL buy houses to be moved.
A SPECIALTY made on selling houses
aud lots in all parts of the city.
NOTHING down if you build on lots on
St. Anthony Hill. A. B. Wilgus & Co.,
354 Jackson st. 78
miscellaneous City -List,
A SNAP— have a few lots adjoining
North St. Paul which we can sell for
$85 per lot; tnc i>nce win aavance to ji_;o
per lot April 1; terms, $15 cash; it will pay
you to look this up. Oliver & Murphy, 51
East Fourth St. 78
ABSTRACTS OK TITLE and all otner
. manuscripts copied perfectly by Anna
C. Drew. Hale block, opposite Merchants.
332*
BUSINESS LOT, Stock Yards; lot, Mar
garet st; three, extra large. Hum line: lot,
Warm's addition. Terms easy. S. J. Ahem,
owner, 358 Jackson. 78
FARM — An improved farm for sale eleven
"■ miles from St. Paul. Address A 78,
Globe. . 76-82
FOR SALE— Houses and lots from $1,500
to $12,000; ten minutes' walk from
Merchants hotel; vacant lots in same district
¥50 to $70 front foot; easy terms. C. P. Barn
ard, Davidson block, Fourth and Jackson.
j 78
FOR SALE or exchange for real estate,
J. horse, harness, single . and double car
riage; will take real estate at its value and
pay difference in cash. A. 11. Wilder, 185
East Fourth st. 70-78
C RIDLEY — Fletcher-Morrison addition
J. double corner lots, near Clayton plow
works, for sale cheap for cash only ; offers
wanted. J. M. Waketnan, 509 Lumber Ex
change, Mlnueapplis. 74.-79
HOUSE for Sale— New ten-room ■ house on
Marshall ay., two blocks from ' the ca
ble ;' sewer and -water connections; all mod-
em improvements; easy payments. 1 Call on
the owner, 224 Grotto st. 78
LADSTONE— I have a choice buildin:
site, 320 feet frontage, at junction of
St Paul & Duluth and Wisconsin Central
railroads, suitable for factory site or store;
fronts on Lake st. with rear frontage on rail
road, with nearly, double usual depth; will
sell I this handsome piece of property at a
price that will no doubt realize a handsome
profit this season. Oliver Baker, 417 Wa
basha: -.- - * 78
HOUSE— A great bargain; a very superior
■'nine room family residence, newly built
of very best materials and finished in first
class style, for sale : the house is situated on
West Seventh St.. ciose to street car, and was
built for owner's own use, but circumstances
render it necessary for him to sell, and now
Offers one of the best bargains ever had in St.
Paul. For terms and particulars annly to
Phillips &. Hopkins, 1215 West Seventh. 78
PURCHASER — Wanted, purchaser for
three of the best lots in Mendota. Ad
dress G 79, Globe. 77-78
HOUSE FOR SALE— By owner, a con
venient, well-built house of eight rooms
on Dayton's bluff; has good cellar, cistern
and woe dihed; fine view of city and river;
will be sold cheap. Address II 79, Globe. 78
OUSE FOR SALE— Handsome twelve
room house; one of the most delightful
locations in the city; steam heat; stationary
ivashstands and other modern conveniences;
6ffered at $10,500 until April 1 ; afterward
withdrawn from market. Address X 60,
Globe. 73
HOUSE— Seven-room house and barn on
' Fifth St.. between Maria and Bates ays.,
for good vacant property; will pay Sl.oi.'o
cash if necessary. Kost & Crcscy, 134 East
Fourth st. 78
HOUSE — sale on Canada st. a hand
some double house with modern im
provements. Apply to owner, Room 91.
Union block, Fourth st.
HEADQUARTERS for Midway prop
erty in St. Anthony Park; exclusive
tale •of 100 choice lots near both depots;
terms liberal; these lots can't stand at pres
ent low prices long; we will give you a bar
gain. Hotel Ryan, ground floor, J. H. Locke.
78 ■■■■'.
HOUSE FOR SALE— Splendid eight-room
house ; large lot ; cellar, cistern, well
and barn ; thirty rods from Merriam Park sta
tion; terms easy. Address J 12, Globe. 78
LOTS— For sale, one or two lots on Aurora
. ay., between Mackubiu and Kent sts:
owner must selL Address A. S., 177 West
Seventh st. 78 84
LOT— For sale by owner, a lot on Acker
st., near Manitoba shops ; above grade;
cheap and terms reasonable. Address E 68,
Globe. ; 78
HAL ESTATE FOR SALE, very cheap
for cash. Lots, acres and farms and.
houses with lots at good bargains and on
easy terms. -J. F. Eiseumenger, 472 Rice st.
; ; 66-96
SUMMIT AVENUE BOULEVARD—
Three lots on the avenue east of bridge,
including corner, southern frontage; pur
chased a year ago: for sale at cost if taken
before April 1 : after that withdrawn from
market. Address X 60, Globe. 78
STOCK FARM for Sale— l7o acres; ten
cows; sixty miles west of Minneapolis
on Hastings & Dakota railway; cheap and
easy terms; or will exchange for city prop
erty. Address 724 East Fifth st., St, Paul,
Minn. • ■ 78-79
STOCK FARM in the Sixth ward. West
St. Paul; very good for a dairy, with all
the buildings on it. Inquire of A. H. Mint*
zer, at 14 East Seventh st., Room 3, city.
; ' ' - ' 78-84 ' . , , .
TRADE trade first-class Inside prop
erty, unincumbered, for a stock of boots
and shoes or dry goods. Host & Crescy, 134
East Fourth st. 78
YOU WISE MEN that know so* much
about the future of St. Paul, cut' this
out and paste it in your hat. I say that prop
erty in Kittson's addition, south of .Seventh
street and east of Broadway, is the best pur
chase for speculative purposes at the prices
it is now offered at, of any property in or
around St. Paul. Isaac H. Conway, 51 East
Fourth st. 77-79
1 (\l 1-*IISV. FEET on Maryland St., near
lUU Rice, for $1,800; terms one-half
cash, balance in one, two and three year
notes; a rare chance. Address L. _„ 315
University ay., city. 77-83
S2) QR{\— SOUTH-FACINO LOT on
SJwjO_»V/ Portland ay., block 3,Bryant's
addition; this Is a choice residence site. J. 1..
Hertz, 74 East Seventh st. 70-79
ffl**) Q^/-| WILL BUT a beautiful little
<p£i4)<DO\J home in lower town; lot 40x
122; almost new seven-room house; good
well and cistern; two blocks from Lincoln
school, one-half block from Lafayette ay.
street cars; street improvements all made;
this is one-quarter less than this property is
worth, but It must be sold within the next
week; terms easy. Inquire of John Hart.
086 John st. 73-79.
tit in plenty may be had
Help By inserting her.au ad. .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.,
Elliott, Wfaitlier A Co.'s List.
154 East Third st.
<CQ find FOR a fine house and lot,
"PJ^UUV/ modern improvements, on
Selby ay., near Mackubin.
Q OH/ 1 KAC ' H for two fine lots, forty
*j^»J\J\J seven feet front, on Dayton,
near Grotto; these are fine building lots.
*£? 7' rj/'l/'i BUYS a nine room, modern
«]P / )\J\J\J improved house, corner lot,
<Si/l fUlil Burs a fine building lot on
•P^r^UUU Summit ay., near Lexington
62x150 feet, on Grand ay., near Dale.
<fl»/f /I (i( 1 FOR a fine house and forty
«p ± < '_UU seven-foot lot. south front, on
Holly, near Dale; worth $3.000.
C*^ f\t EACH for fine building lots next
S?\JU\J door to Mainline. ■ ■_
CO 'Tl \(\ FOR a new seven-room house
«jj>,4»j / \J\J with well, cistern and cellar,
on Martin St., near Dale.
<_lß*>n/'l BUYS a fine building lot, 79_
«E>-jOV./U 21 1 feet, in Macalester Park.
C_l OHO BUYS an eighty-five-foot cor-
V?JL,OUU ncr lot with small house at St.
Anthony Park; 600 feet from depot; this is
a snap, :_
flji $J(t( » BUYS an extraordinary build-
Ol^OuU ing lot near corner of Mound
and Hastings sts., on Dayton's bluff. -■■•■'.
fflj C OH/ V FOR a flue seven-room house
<$*J)&VJ\J on Maria ay., near Fifth St.;
this is a bargain. . '
•_>'•_)/ if YBUYSa nine-room house on
D^OKJU Conway St., near Maria ay.;
cheap. _* ■ " " ••■
BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
C*/"*, /\n/\ FOR a nine-room house ou
f^>*J%\JK}\J Maria a v., near Conway;
these are bargains, as vacant property is held
at $130 per toot.
Q.A (\lt(\ BUYS four fine lots, with
«? _^UUU'•-' house, large barn, etc., on St.
(lair st, near -short line; improvements
with 82.000. -—-•-■.:. ... '
WE HAVE a number of fine, nicely im
proved dairy farms in Dakota county.
near railroad depot 78
Williams A Pennington'* List.
;.:-... .- 103 East Fourth Street.
ONE LARUE and one small improved
farm to exchange for city property.
I" OT in Terrace Park for sale at a sacrifice.
WO LOTS in Highland Park; must be
sold soon. ■■• - - •
1 .V-ROOM HOUSE and lot on St. An
l/4» thony Hill for sale or exchange for
farm. '- ' "•■-"• -'•■■' ' 78
; *r~ 11. F. Ncliwube's List.
__■ 1101. East Fourth st.
«B» A AftTO $600 EACH for lots on Con
<U>'_b«_/U way. Point Douglas or Hudson
sts., in 11. F. Schwabe's addition; these lota
will be advanced 10 per cent April 1.
<B»»"> OfinillVS lot 2, block?, Ninin
t^A/^AdKjKJ ger's addition.
<_•> f\l\(\ FOR FIFTEEN forty-loot
<?OjUUU lots at Lake Phalen, near
Gladstone. '
H>.)7i; BUYS the last forty-foot lot in
*S>4* / O block 2, Lake View.
CP/";/"in FOR LOT on Conway st, one
*$U\JU block from Earl; $50 cash and
$10 per mouth. 78
BUSINESS CIIAACIIS.
, Faldc Ac <•<»«><
51 East Fourth street
TEAM LAUNDRY, with improved ma
chlnery and complete outfit for carrying
on the business; long lease: brick building;
best location in the city; low rent; 500 cus
tomers; business well established.
YE HOUSE— Wants a partner, or will
sell whole interest.
ILK ROUTE -Selling 100 gallons dally
and on the increase ; will trade for real
estate.
HOTEL— Second class; 22 rooms and bar
room fixtures; good railroad trade;
small amount of cash takes it
OOT AND SHOE STOKE in a lively*
town of 4,000 inhabitants: death of
owner cause of sale; can be bought at a bar
gain. , /.
GROCERY STOCK for trade; cigar and
confectionery; well located.
OAKDING HOUSES and Kbits in all
parts of the city and at decided bargains;
$22*1. $350, $450, $050, $750, $1,000, $1,500,
$2,000, $3,000. Submit your offers, and we
will make terms to suit you.
EASE- FOR SALE— Five years from
next May; paying $100 monthly net
profit;. best location on Seventh. . This is a
good, sure Investment, for .small amount of
money. *\ ' n
ON'T FORGET our number Is 51 East
. Fourth st, first floor. Faldc &. Gooch. .
j 77-78
Itlcliennej* Si Co.,
338 Cedar st, Union block. Room 45.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.— A 22
--room nicely furnished flat, positively
best location on East Seventh st., at present
clearing $140 monthly above expenses; all
full : at a bargain and easy terms. This is a
sure investment. Don't miss it. . ,
3 HANDSOMELY furnished boarding
*J houses, finest location in St. Paul, con
tuiiiint' 1 _ 14 mid 10 room-, all full eholec
boarders, at prices that will astonish you.
See them.
MEAT MARKET— Large business, line
location. This is a snap.
.NICE LITTLE CIGAR STORE—
Location central and low rent; a sacri
fice if taken immediately.
'"TWO RESTAURANTS, paying well;
JL • good reasons for selling, and terms easy.
Investigate.
. TWENTY-ROOM HOUSE— Furniture
for sale; 35 boarders; ten minutes'
walk from . the Hotel Ryan ; always full.
Look this up before you miss it.
OR ANY LINE of business you desire,
see our list. We list no property unless
at bargains, or we could not make the sales
we do. ~ ' -
Qlfifl (\(\(\ WORTH of business
<JplUv_/,UUU property for price, that
will defy competition. McKeuney & Com
pany, 338 Cedar st, Union block, room 45.
• Abbott & Clark's Uargafns.
r •:' 300 Jackson St., Ground Floor.
C»)i"ll . NET profits per month; hotel
4sAjyj\J line; very central; 53,000 buys it;
don't miss this chance.
<S-1 F\i \(\~ ESTABLISHED business in
«Pi s _»Uw this city; pays 150 per cent
yearly.
STOCK of jewelry: will invoice; principal
street; clean stock; real estate part pay.
RESTAURANT doing paying business;
I can be bought reasonable ; come and see
this. . ■
CtIGAR, confectionery and news: big
* school trade: can be bought reason able,
OAKDING HOI'SE. ten rooms, furniture
,w..irl,- no-—- «7 <>n t.»l»- it- II 1...iru,.i,i
SEE us before buying a business; it will
pay you. :-.:-..-.- ;• 78
.11 i -.«•«• 11 ii «• Business Chances
Tit ENTERPRISING SALESMAN
A -with $3,000 to $5,000 capital can make
good investment and secure permanent posi
tion traveling for established manufacturing
concern.' Address G 30, Globe. 78
A LADY with some capital can go into a
_!.'• well established ana paying real estate
business In Minneapolis; best of references
given. - Address H 8. Globe. 78
AN ACTIVE business man who can in
• vest from §1,000 to $2,000 can learn of
a first-class opportunity by addressing R 40,
Globe. ■■ ' ■■■---- •■■. 78-70
AN , EXPERIENCED dressmaker as
partner in a well established business;
no capital required. Address _ 38, Globe.
.. .-: __ f__ 78-80
A THOROUGHLY practical young man
1 with thirteen yeors' experience manag
ing merchant flouring mill, acquainted with
Southern and Eastern trade, desires to cor
respond with parlies .in West or Northwest
with a view to engaging in business there;
will invest some money and take manage
ment of milling business. Address B, Globe.
■ v- --..,■.. -■. ■ . 76-78
BUSINESS MAN— Wanted, a business
man with 93.000 to 510,000 to invest
in a first-class manufacturing business, with
or without personal services; good chance
for alive, pushing man; sure money. Ad
dress B 80, Globe. 78
BARBER SHOP— Furnished complete
and two baths, cheap. (_'. A. Esterlev,
Mannhelmer block. 78-79
BARBER'S OUTFIT, with two chairs,
for sale cheap. Apply to J. Michael.
107 West Third st 78-70
BARBER SHOP for sale; first-class loca
tion cheap for cash; now is your time
to get a bargain. Address J7, Globe. 76-82
IGAR AND NEWS STAND for sale;
good trade and reasons for selling. Ad
dress it, Globe. 78
DRUG STORE— For sale; grand chance
for a Scandinavian druggist: terms to
suit purchaser; satisfactory reasons for sell
ing: spring trade just opening. Address c
54. Globe. ] 75-81
FOR SALE nice, clean stock of goods;
will take a good lot as part payment A
100. Globe. ■ 78
FOR SALE CHEAP to responsible par
' ties, furniture and lease of a thirtcen
room house; rooms all occupied with dislra
ble tenants; splendid location; modern con
veniences; pays 576 per mouth clear; satis
factory reasons for selling. Call at 1-11 Bast
Seventh st. or _15 Pearl st -'■".. 78-70
15
BUSINESS CHAN CES.
BUSEfESS c -baiices.
FOR SALK — Confectionery, cigar*, to
bacco and news aland; good location,
cheap rent. Address 1) 30, Globe. 71
FOR SALE— WeII established and pnylnj
real estate business in . Minneapolis
owner is sick and must sell at any price. Ad
dress H 23, Globe. 7)
FOR — Grocery and cigar busmen
in this city: location central; stock anc
fixtures first class. Address Lock Box 2230
city. 09-B'.
FOR SALE cheap, controlling Interest ii
20'0-barrel-a-day flouring mill; pay mi
well. Gilbert & Co.. 131 East Fifth st 7a
FOR SALE— A horse shoeing shop, wit.
•dwelling rooms attached : also a barm
five years' lease; poor health the reason fot
selling. Call at 721 Western aye., Mlnne
a polls. 68-81
GROCERY. STOCK and fixtures for sail
—Good location: $300 to $400 needed]
good reason for selling. Address B 20
Globe. 7
ROCERY— For reason of leaving St.Paul
v-« a good grocery store on a lively street v
for sale or partner wanted. Inquire of Van
Slyke, 316 Sibley St.. St. Paul. 7b
GROCERY for Sale— Good trade and cleai
stock; capital required $1,500. J 17.
Globe. 7&
HARIJWARE stock for sale in good town
and good location for business. J. D,
Morris, y\ells, Minn. 77-81
LOOK THIS UP— $500 cash and Imp
ance on time you can get a quarter inter
est for $2,000 in a business paying $20.000 <
year. Address X, Globe. . . . ; • 7-1
LAI'NURY--Hand laundry; wellequlppedj
good trade established : cheap for cash.
Address C 53, Globe. . . ••■;• 77-73
LAUNDRY— For- sale, ■ first-class -hand
laundry, well equipped and doing a cash,
business, horse, wagon, sleigh, lease and in
surance ; cheap for cash. 24 yVest Third st
;______. ■- .-.-.
AN— A gentleman of $i,ooo to $l<i,obfe
capital to occupy the position of. iiimti.
cial man for a large manufacturing concern \
will take a traveling man or silent partner;'
best of references given and required: good
salary awl seeuritv for money invested. -
Gooch & Falde. 51 feast Fourth st. .78-34
MEN— men, with a few hundiecldub.
lars, to join a syndicate; permanent
position and 100 per cent a Teuton the Invest
ment. Call at 47 Court block. - ' . 77-78
EAT MARKET in St. Pan., with mar
ket outfit, horse, wagon, sleigh. X 37.
Globe. 75-78
PARTNER— a partner In a well
established and paying real estate busi
ness in Minneapolis; either lady or gentle
man. Address F 86, Globe. 7$
ARTNER wanted with $1,000 to $2,000
cash, with or without personal service,
in a good paying business, well established.
Address X M X, Postoflice, St. Paul, Minn.
■ 74-78 ■
PARTY wanted with $300 to invest In n
manufacturing business. Address D 00,
Globe. 78
RAY MANUFACTURING plant,
Minneapolis, to rent for five or more
years, with railway siding, machine shops,
millwright shops, foundry and storage ware
house, with or without power. Apply to J.
P. Thomson, 101 and 103 Third ay. south.
Minneapolis. 61*
ESTAURANT- The best located restau^
rant in St. Paul can be bought now at a
bargain; the DelmonU-o fixtures are for sale
and the store for rent. Call at once at 104
Fast Third st. 78-80
ESTAURANT for Sale— Doing a good
business, well located, with living rooms
upstairs. Address GII 60, Globe. 75-78
RESTAURANT for $500; cleared over
$2,000 last year; satisfactory reasons
for selling. Apply to Buelke Bros., butchers.
346 Fast Seventh st. 78
RESTAURANT for Sale— Best restaurant
on the West side, cheap; reason for sell
ing, having an interest in other business. K.
_. Crocker. 130 Dakota ay. 78
St .HER HOTEL- anted, a competent
man with some capital to run a small
hunters' hotel on bake Shelek. Address John
Sweetman, Currie, Minn. 78-80
STORK for rent, grocery stock for sale,
cheap. Fast Third, corner Mendota st.
■ 78 .. ■ •••■••■'
STORKS— Two general stores in Wiscon-
O sin for sale; one invoices $0,000, located
in a town of 6,000; sales last mi over
$20,000; the other invoices $12,000, located,
in a town of 1,500; sties last year over
$40,000: terms cash; possession given at
once. Address f 62, Globe. 78
ALOON— Fine saloon for sale; splendid
location ; well established: cheap rent
long lease; a good opportunity for the right
man; reason for selling, sickness of proprie-
I tor. Address X 53, Globe. .■ '. 77-79
SPLENDID opportunity • for man wfth
$10,000 to stop right into a profitable bus
iness: wishing to retire, I offer lay stock -of
shot sand fixtures for rale; stock, in __M_M
order. AddressG 10. Globe. \ •:■.;■ (7a-
WAGON FOR SALE or exchange foV
other pro)>erly, one wagon and black
smith shop. Address, S. F. Cary, Aid. 11,
Minn. .. . 78-8,
WANTED— A party to go with me to
. Washington territory to start Into tlio
real estate business; must have some money;
best of references given. Address li 07..
Globe. 78
WHITEWASH ING-Attcnlion. nousc
kcc|)ers! Any one wanting white
washing neatly done, leave orders with Clark
Harris, 130 East felxth st. 70-83
<E?1 f% TO $201) to 101111 on furniture, mv
«J?lc/ sleal Instruments, vehicles or livo
Mock; cash advanced on goods in storage.
St. Paul Loan Co., 301)1.. Jackson st.. Room.*
1 and 2. - ■ 185*
~ TO iivx.-;.
t.oorh A I'll I lie.
51 East Fourth at
TWO elegant residences in Henderson to
trade for St. Paul real estate.
14 INK mill property to. trade; also 2,500
of good flour mill .lock to trade.
ARMS In till directions and at nil prices,
SI.OOO to $10,000. for real estate, ■ ,
/"i KOCERY STOCK for real estate. ~1
nniMltKß LANDS! Timber lands North-
X south, cast and west; we have some de
cided bargains. • ■ *
Qr\/Wl CASH lakes a new house neai
*y>tJ\J\J strict cars.
ONE first and one second mortgage for ex
change for real estate.
WE HAVE lots of trades on band too nil
merous to mention; OHM and investi
gate, or list your trades with us. <;ooeh ■ft
Fal<le. 51 Kast Fourth st. tiist floor. 77 74
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MONEY TO LOAN— and npwarason
personal property of any description;
property left in your possession. St. Paul
Loan Co., 309«'i Jackson st., Rooms 1 and 2.
- 185» ____£__
rpo EXCHANGE— I have a nice brick
1. store building in lowa in a town of
2,000 inhabitants; building and lot clear;
worth $4,500, which I desire to exchange foi
house and lot in St. Paul, ('all OB W, Boon
7, No. 1-16 East Fourth st., St. Paul. - 73-79
TO EXCHANGE— improved property in
St. Anthony Park, well rented and light
incumbrance at 7 per cent, for. good im
proved farms. Room 39, Hennepin block.
Minneapolis. 78
WANTED— boiler and saw mill
machinery, not less than fifty-horse
' power, in good condition; will trade desira
ble vacant and • improved city property foi
same. I Address X 48, Globe, Minneapolis.
78-81
m»)F\i STOCK of dry goods to exchange
t^'^fjyj for horse, harness and buggy.
Address _ 97. Globe. 78-79
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FREE I We will give the best persona li_
. structiou in penmanship free until Apri.
1 to every one taking a course before thsi
time. St Paul Institute of Penmanship, -J.!
East Fourth street. 7*l
GLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE— TeI
egraphy a specialty, shorthand taugh!
practically by mail, German, etc.; chance tc
make expenses while learning; send for cir
culars. F. A. Maron, Davidson block. St
PauL 74-8 C
PUPILS wanted in oil painting by com
potent lady artist: ( las* forming: refer
enccs exchanged. Address F 02, Globe.
78-79
PUPILS— few pupils to lake lessons oa
the piano. Address D 77. Globe. 78-81
SHORTHAND— Learn shorthand; best oi
Pitman. Graham and Mini -on taught.
; full course 510. W. A. Sneppen. 212 Has
Third st, St. Paul. 78- Hi
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Typo-writ
'ng and Telegraphy— First-class and ex
clusive; names of graduates now holding po
sitions sent on application; systems taught,
Eclectic, Pitman and Graham lessons da}
and evening or by mail; send for circulars.
Anna C. Drew, Hale block, corner Jackson
and Third sts.. St PauL HP
=3
j 31LSHA1- i
YOUNG LADY, successful teacher oi
piano and voice (contralto), wishes t
class in small city, 2,000 to 10.000 luhab
Hants, where there is a good opening for 1
hard worker. Please address with parii'-u
-lars and oblige M. Globe. 75 81
MUSIC LESSONS on different Instru
-I*l. ments; terms reasonable. 127 Kan
Eighth st, 73-84
PIANO TUN ING— For prompt, first class
work leave orders at Whitney's music
More East Third st 340*
PIANOS tuned $1; repairing at mod— rati
terms; . first-class work guaranteed,
Samuel Crutchett, 205 West Sixth st. 76-10?