St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
ST. PAUL WANTS

ST. PAUL WANTS
GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES
Want Advertisements for the Globe
Received at the Following Places:
MRS J. THOMPSON SON. News DeaIerA corner
Jackson and sixth streets
JAMES MATHIEsoS News Dealer and confectioner
Sol Bradley street
l. W. BuzzELL. News Dealer and General Store
s76 East seventh street
W. DowsTSG. Portland News and Novelty Ba-
Ear. tsI Broadway.
CIV. MoNELIIs. News and Stationery Dealer. los
CHARLES L. NEuHAxx. News and Stationery
Dealer. 252 West Third street
&C. BRowx. Newsdealer and stetioner. al West
Seventh street corner Of Douglas
WI FREEMAN. News Dealer and General Store.
sc Dayton avenue
J.w. sPRAeUE druggist. corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
& GENTs-Gentlemen and ladies TO represent
- us in every town: good English eoueatiOn
and willing TO work hard for good pay CA4l ~
room so. Court block.
GENTs-Three pushing men 70 handle =
a new speciality salary paid Can A. once q.
u West Third 81.
a GENrs-MaIe or female. for an article used
Il by everybody. Gail at 5I2 Broadway up
stairs.
A GENTs-A few sharp men in every city for
a special work National Secret Detective
service. room 30. GilhllAn block. 81. Paul Alnn.
GENTs-several good men at the New Home
n Sewing Machine Office. 30 East sixth 81 d;
Jewell. manager
A GENT for household necessity; as saleable
n as hour;s g starts you. Jones' S0S Jackson
St, room l6.
A GENT-A man to take agency for an article
n used in every business house; st PAU anu
Minneapolis; must mean business anc give REFER
ences Address o. r., Globe.
A GENTS-For sale Of selflght.ng attach
Il ments; cts all tubular lanterns; lights 10 tIe
wind; no use for matches. c. H. Tyler AOz JaeS
son st.
GENTs-Lsdies and gents TO sell Ice Palace
a Polish. cheaper than water for cleaning VIZ
dows and all metals c; n Tyler AO- 1aeAsoH 81
GENTs-To sen a lire Of goods on commits
n sion. Address. until Monda night only ):
II. Stevens, general del very. 20 .toihee.
a CENTS wanted for Marsh Electric lamp in
n every town and city where not represented
throughout the entire Northwest We nave men
now making sl5 20 S20 per day. Cauton-BeWare
Of INSCRIPTIONS agents; see that the name OF
Marsh is stamped on every lamp. Il not pass them
by; particularly shun the one called brilliant, II
being an infringement Of the Marsh by an IN
scrupulous manufacturer made from cracked
brass and imperfectly ventilated and liable 10 ex-
plode at any moment. The Marsh lamp i recon,
meEded by FIRE insurance underwriters; Warrented
non-explosive; take no other. John haisley.
general agent for the Northwest, 2l7 East seventh
ST. 81. Paul "a
a LII PORTRAITS. from locket % life SIZE
a taken at Greenleaf's, % East Third and nm
NinneapoIis weep. $50
A PPRESTICE-To learn timers trade Cali
n in the morning 226 Weston av.
DARBER at $50 Robert st. a. II. schultz
DELL BOYS at the sherman house.
DARTENDER- German boy TO work in saloon
ID for boarcs good chance 90 learn the business.
Call Immediately at 6s5 Wabasha, corner BUN
BLACKSMITH for general work. including
ID horseshoeing. Rhodes Morton, 22l and rs
East Fourth IT.
DARBER-At the stock Exchange hotel. Union
ID Park, University av-
DARBER-A 6rst-elass barber al Windsor
ID hotel barber shop.
C,LERKs-Two competent clerks TO assist
- secretary of Saloonkeepers' and Bartenders
Toboggan club. Apply at $50 Jackson ST
CONVERSATIONS man of good address TO
u canvass city for carnival flags Call at 10
a. -. to-day J. NJ. Rossell, 100 East Fifth St.
CARPENTERS-Tenu union carpenters at top
- OF Ramsey ST hill this mornings bring saw.
hammer and hand axe.
nRIVER-At Kent's package delivery, zoe
~ West Seventh 81 9l-S.
LIVERY WORKINGMAN TO take his family
y 10 Greenleafs, p East Third St. and secure
elegant cabinet photos. at onys2 per Dozen IL Is
+ ~ sS6'
EOREMAN for lumber yard; competent Ad-
i dress stating experience, etc. -. A.. Globe.
ABORERS-Fifteen men for rock work on
III Burlington & Northern railway; $l25 per
day; long Job; 10 men for wood chopping 20 cents
per cord. Corner seventh and si6ley. 3l-S2
OFFICE BOY-smart boy. Call and bring
~ references Monday at 40 East Third 81.
OFFICE WORh-Young man Is years old tor
~ Office; must be neat in appearance, good pen
man. reside with his parents; one acquainted with
dry goods preferred; TO such a good permanent
place i offered with low wages az nrst. but good
chance for advancement. Address in Own hand
writing w. NJ, Globe. sO-Ss
DAINTERs-Immediat hrst-elass. Engel
w. Norton, SlSk jackson 81.
DATTERN MAKER-At once. a strictly first
L class pattern maker. Apply at ST. Paul foun-
dry shop. .
DARK INSTANTANEOUS everybody
i in search Of good meal for l5c 20 call at
Park restaurant East seventh and Wacouta SITS;
we give beef steak. OF pork chops. or pork tender
loins. or sausage, eggs, with potatoes. bread,
butter. coffee. tea milk for l5ci oyster stew
New York countsl. zoe. 2.s-6mo
DRODUCE COMMISSION MAN 20 sell
4 goods in city and buy goods in country; one
experienced in brokerage business preferred;
good salary 20 right man. G. n, Globe
C,OLICITORS-A few active; steady work and
- good pay. Call soon at room l. sherman
block. l
COLLECTOR $500 Monday for job printing,
- on commission q salary. Fred G. l. Hunt
Co.. 4, 5 and Union Mock. !
CALESMAN and bookkeeper in commission
- house; must be experienced. Address How
ard, this ofice.
S,ALESMAN-An experienced salesman in the
- commission business; one acquainted IN the
city; state references and salary expected Ad-
dress A 10. Globe office.
COLICITORS-Two men Of good appearance 20
y solicit among the best families; good salary
paid to the right men; call early with references
~ West Third 81.
STENOGRAPHERs' headquarters. room S,
- hale block-Can for stenographers; also
stenographers call for positions. 25-SS
TEAMs-At Lake Como; twelve teams TO draw
ice 20 Transfer; come Monday morning pre-
pared for work. Apply TO Leary. Forget your
cats and snuff boxes. 81
ILTAITERs-Two good restaurant walters.
Wv Apply at 81 West Fourth st.
JLTORK-we have good paying positions for
wv three men; 81 East Fourth St. room 81. i