St. Paul daily globe., 1886-04-30

ST. PAUL WANTS
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
GENTS-Twenty in st. Paul and adjoining
n cities; an unparalleled opportunity TO make
money; new patent article Just out; agents East
are making S25 TO $50 week; we have as good
blood in the West; push along; 40,0OO'OOO OF them
must be sold this means blg rusn ana Dig
money; a sure result: call at once ana MI the
scents supplies, Office. 1882
GENTS-It you want the agency for the Mon
n roe Liquid Ink Eraser, which removes INK
n two seconds; no abrasion of paper, and sells at
100 per cent. profit; send stamp Tor terms 10 Mon
roe Liquid Eraser Co., La Crosse, Wis. lls-2s
A GENT for the country 20 dispose Of ready
"A ssll;Sr goods; must be located in good
business center and have rst-class references and
lble TO control some trade; state age references,
past or present employment. o. f., Globe. 81.
Paul. lls-Sl
A GENT-Immediately on salary at 4S9 Palm
"A ST Call a. IN. and $3.50 p. m.
DARKEEPFR-s barkeeper, at Franz
ID Kranz' hotel
BUTCHER at corner Eighth and Robert SITS. 6
DARBERS-Two good white BARRIERS wanted
d Immediately; steady employment. II. o.
Lrueger Grand Forks. llg-lSz
DAKER-At 100 West Third st., French
ID bakery
DARBER-Young man; must speak German:
ID $40 West Seventh St
DOYS to pass bills at the New YORK tea store.
- Apply at once.
DOY-Good. strong boy to work in wholesale
d department; bring references. Riegel
Prior, II East Fifth st.
DOY i6 years old to work in store. Apply 70.
ID day with references. Keefe & Osborne 5OU
Laurel av.
DOY-Swede or German, that has had expert
d ence at the tinsmith trade. Apply s64 Payne
av.
DOY-l5 or IL years old; one who has had care
ID of a horse Corner Eighth and Wabasha
SITS.
DOY, II or IS, to assist teamster. Inquire room
ID 81, Court block.
DOY at L. L. Nicolai 20 East Third for store
ID work. 4
DOY-At Ryan fruit store.
CANvASSERS-Fou men TO canvass soap;
Y salary and commission paid. Apply to G. H.
Tully. livery stable, corner Fourth and st. Peter
SITS, for two days.
CtANYASSERS Two young men to canvass an
- article IN the soap line; Salafy anu cOH-
mission paid. Apply before a. m, Nichols q
Gasser's livery, Fourth and st. Peter SITS. l2O
CANVASSERS-A few good canvassers at
y Singer office, % East Third St. B
CIGARNIAKERS--,T at once at w. E.
- Summers Farbault.
nELIVERY CLERn-A good working young
u man for delivering goods and tending to
horses. at No. 22l East seventh St; must be wen
acquainted in the city.
5ylo-I-. eli
~ the right man; must have good references,
strictly temperate and not afraid TO work; must
speak German and English, also scandinavian
preferred. IL. G. Hourn, valley CITY, pax
TVERY DRIVER of a horse TO call at 217
IL East Seventh St, It. Paul, up stairs, to see
an article that viii keep your reins. when put
there not under the horses feet; $500 backs this
statement; live agents wanted everywhere; s. to
$40 day easily made. Iz0-zS
TIFTY STATIONMEN-Pay from Il to %
i cents per yard. Whites Employment ONCE,
sos Minnesota st. 100
TIFTY MEN for surfacing track; free fare.
at I20
GOOD TALKER-To speak at the door of
VI the Museum of Anatomy, 40 Jackson st.
LOB PRINTER-One understanding compo
y sition and press work thoroughly; no other
need apply. Kittelson * Chadwick, 5OI East,
Seventh st.
0TOULDING-M MAN-None but
WI experienced need apply. ia West Fairfield
av., West st. Paul
MAN for delivery and taking orders in grocery
NL store. Inquire at Dale and Ashland avs.
DIAPER HANGERS, at Gregory & Wards,
Fourth and Cedar.
DOLISHER-Piano case polisher; one who
i understands repairing organs preferred. w.
J. Dyer s. Bro, l4s and $50 East Third st. 5
DRINTER-At once tor country Office work.
r. s. Doubleday, Lake Benton, MINI.
DANTMAKERs-Appl to Haas the tailor,
i Seven corners. Q
CAIART BOY TO pack goods and attend to store
- generally; must have been employed in the
city previously and have frst-class references.
Apply between 10 and II at II East Fifth st.
CHOEMAKERs-Tw for coarse work,
- to hand sew buttons. on mems grain stitch
DOWNS uppers are all fitted ready for the last;
price, 35c per pair; will give steady work winter
and summer. Diamond Oak Sole Leather Manu-
featuring company Winona Mimi.
COLICIToR-Fir -First-class, for job printing;
- good thing to right party. Payne Vose &
CO., S0sK Jackson st. 6
SHORTHAND-Lndie and gentlemen TO take
- course in shorthand and typewriting; we
guarantee you honorable treatment. Anna c.
Drew & Co., room 8, Hale block, opposite Mer-
chants. 1l5-2l
CTENOGRAPHERS and typewriters fur
- nished with positions by Anna C. Drew & Co.,
room g. Hale block. opposite Merchants. ll5-2l
CALESMAN-Ciga first-class, for city, with
- weil-establshed tradei good salary TO right
man. Cigars, Globe. lls-24
TWENTY MEN-Sl.5O per day, in city.
i Whites Employment Office, sos Mime
sofa ST. 120
TT7EN STATION MEN for Minneapolis & Pa
l. cifc railroad at Glenwood; man and wife TO
cook on railroad; man TO keep boarding camp
on railroad with outfit; one farm hand, $50 per
month and board. John Swanson & Co., corner
Seventh and Sibley, and 80 Washington av. south.
Mime apois. 100
TEN FARM RANDS-White's Employment
l. Office 3O8 Minnesota st. 12O
TWO GOOD MEN for town or country;
i good business can be done if well looked
after. Room Z, over Aliens drug store, corner
Jackson and Seventh. 4
TPHOLSTERER-Fi and an appren-
- tice. 12s Dakota avenue, West st. Paul 6
XTOOD TURNER-No 148 Thirteenth St,
w between Jackson and Robert; none but good
man need apply. 4
YOUNG MAN, must understand care of
L horses. Call 2OS East Eighth st. 6
VOUNG MEN AND LADIES wanted to
i learn telegraphy, days and evening; chance
for men to nearly make expenses while learning.
Globe Telegraph company, 81 Davidson block. ST.
Paul, MINI. 303'
1RO CUTTERS for Milwaukee wholesale
lCO clothing houses; competent and reliable
men can secure permanent situations and the
very best of wages. Apply TO either of the un-
dersigned firms David Adler & Co., Friend
Bros Clothing company, Henry Benedict & Co.,
II. S. Mark & Co., h. Kartzenstein & Co., L. A.
Ghakman & Co.. Plant, sibley g. Co., Baum
Fisher & Co., L. Abraham & Co. 115-2l
C1O to S1OO loaned on furniture. horses, COWS,
eDl Oand wagons; property not removed. II. Dem
ing Co, 362 Jackson. cor. Fifth. over bank. ll3*
I0O RAILROAD LABORERs for wiscon-
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