St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-09

BE. SUNDAY MORNING. M
| ST. PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male. .:,,. =
4 GENTS-Intelligent light work and good
n pay. Call at room 8, AS Jackson ST., imme-
diately.
4 GENT--A first-class agent for city trade only:
IA good pay and no capital required. b. x,
Globe.
A GENTS in the country to sell on lib eral
IA commission regular line of first-class
cigars and occasional job lots; must have first
class reference and able to control some trade;
state age, reference and occupation. A. Y,
Globe. 1861
A GENTS-t you want the agency for the Mon
n roe Liquid Ink Eraser, which removes ink
in two seconds; no abrasion of paper, and sells at
200 per cent profit send stamp for terms to Mon
roe Liquid Eraser Co., La Crosse, Wis. 1929
DARBERS-Two first BARRIERS at 1877 Western
- av.,St. Anthony hill 12S-l25
BARBER at lis West Third ST.. st. Paul.
ID
DARBER-9O Dakot a av., West st. Paul
DARBERS-Tw good white BARRIERS wanted
ID Immediately; steady employment. H. o.
Kruger Grand Forks. 1912
DOY-At Lambie & Bethune's drug store co r
I'D ner Third and Wabasha SITS ]
DOY-To learn wood engraving; must have a
ID, taste for drawing. st. Paul Engraving
Company, 122 East Third ST 1
DOY-Apprentice must have some education,
ID at rs East Third ST., A. E. Mellgren. 127-130
CARRIER-Young man to carry the Globe n
- business portion of city: also boy to carry
Omaha shops route. Apply at cir culator's Office
at p. m. w. e. Magraw. 1
CLERK-Young man of about l6 years of age
~ in retail grocery; references: and experience
required: Inquire of Reynolds & Reynolds, 16s
West Third ST.
nELIVERY CLERK-Good working young
~ man for delivering goods and tending to
horses at 221 East Seventh ST.; must be we'll ac-
quainted in the city.
EIFTY YOUNG LADIES to call at $50 Ex-
Il change ST., opposite House of Hope. and
examine the merits of the Mcdowell garment
drafting machine; cutting and fitting reduced to
science. Mrs. l.. C. Bailey. 129
GOOD MAN TO sell suspenders for manufac-
" tory, on commissions can be handled in con-
nection with other lines. Suspender Factory,
Globe. 129
GROOM--A. good steady boy or to take
McQuillan block.
| mn ANAGER-By the Oldest collecting agency
lNI in America, for a branch office in St. Paul;
he need not be a lawyer. Address J. B. Martin
dale, 142 la Sale ST., Chicago. 1889
NTAN to work in Hotel Ryan bath
ISl laundry.
/ ONE TRIMMER at A. Nippolts carriage
~ shop, Eighth and Jackson.
DAINTERs-Th Three good painters at once. 341
L w est Third St, Steinlietf Glitz l
DLUMBER-A frst-class mechanic; wages
L $3.50 per. day; to a temperate man good
situation is Open: reference REQUIRED. w, Il.
Kearney, Fourth ST., Sioux City, Ia
| STATIONIEN for Iowa: 9 to 10 cents per
- yard. White & Co.'s employment Office, 3OS
Minnesota ST., St. Paul, or lit Washington
south, Minneapolis. --.....--- 1919
SIGN PAINTER-Firstclass; good pay to
~ right party. 420 Jackson st. :
CTENOGRAPHERSca call for positions Anne
- c. Drew & Co., room 8, Hale. block, opposite
Merchants , 1891
| CMART BOY at the What Cheer restaurant,
| - 442 Jackson st.
| CECOND BAkER-A@ steady man. Vienna
- bakery, corner Eighth and Wabasha.
| CtALESMAN-Good honest and smart, in cloth
~ ing business; also to act as manager, etc., at
425 Wabasha St; good references necessary. APP
ply to-day from to 3, corner lglehart and Louis
SITS, H. Weber. 129
| CALESMAN-Cigars tobaccos and teas, first
| ~ class, for city, with well-established trade;
good salary to right man. Cigars, Globe. 1866
CALESMEN-Tw good statesmen for a fast
~ selling specially; quick sales. Apply this
| Saturday morning at 1872 Exchange st.
&tALESMEN-Tw good ones to sell specially;
| ~ good profits; quick sales. 293 Exchange ST.,
to 10 a. m, Friday and Saturday.
| GALES NIAN-Cigar, frst-class, for city, with
~ weil-established trade; good salary to right
man. Cigars, Globe. 5- 1866
| CTRONG BOY about Is. Smith, Harlow s. Co.,
| ~ 222 East Fourth st.
| N1INNER-At 226 Western aY: 3 l
| = =.
TEN PANTMAKERs' at Haas, the tailor,
| Seven corners, =
| TNHREE COATMAKERS at Haas, the tailor,
= Seven corners. q
| XX7RAPPER STRIPPER-27O Rice st. I
WAfTER-Good man at 285 sibley st. !,
| Young MEN AND LADIES wanted to
| Il learn telegraphy, days and evening; chance
| for men to nearly make expenses while learning.
| Globe Telegraph company, 81 Davidson block. St.
Paul, MINI. =. $685.
~ TEAMS for railroad work; 81 per day; free
~ fare. White s. Co.'s employment office, 30S
Minnesota ST., st. Paul, or III Washington
| south, Minneapolis. 129
| Ia MEN for work near the city; $3.50 per day;
III Office open to-day from To- to IL O'Clock.
| White Co.'s employment Office sos Minnesota
st. r. 1913
C1O to 800 loaned on furniture, horses, COWS,
Up Oand wagons; property notremoved. r. Dem
ing & Co., 362 Jackson cor. Fifth, over bank. 113*
~ White & Co.'S employment Office 30S Min
nesota ST., st. Paul, III Washington av. south.
Minneapolis 1919
s)OAGENTS immed iately to take orders for the
~ New National Atlas for the state of Mime
sofa and the territory of Dakota. This is the only
atlas published from the surveys of the govern
ment. Call at once and secure territory Sted-
man & Brown, sole publishers National Atlas $50
Jackson ST., ST. Paul. Mimi. 124-49
1OO LABORERS for Wisconsin; $3.50 per
IOO day. White g. Co.'s employment Office sos
Minnesota ST., ST. Paul. lit Washington
SOUTH Minneapolis. 1873
loo STATIONMEN for Wisconsin,; IA to %
HUI cents per yard; steady work White Il
Co.'s employment Office sos Minnesota ST.. st.
Paul, or 1T Washington av. south, Minneapolis.
129
Female.
l. A PPRENTICE tGIRL-To learn .dressmak-
IA ing, at 26 Leech st.t s5
A PRENTICE and to assist at light house
II work for board. 57K West Third st. 6
COOK-A neat, experienced woman. Apply
" Mrs. Edmund Rice, Jr., 3l2 Summit av. l29
CO0K-A good girl as cook and laundress; call
" at 229 East Ninth st. from 10 to IL.
TOOK-Immediately, a good girl to cook, wash
~ and iron. 531 st. Paul st. t- |
lnRESSNIAkER at 63S JAG kson ST., wants to
~ in family; can do good work; can cut
and fit. L.al.s., ~. 1880
nINING-ROOM GIRLS at 3s2 Robert ST.
| nRESSMAKER-E Experienced; no other need
! ~ apply. SIS Ashland av l
DREsSMAKER-Cal at Miss O'Leary's 24s
! ~ West Third st.
| NIFTY GIRLS-Cooks, dishwashers, general
| L housework dning-room girls, laundresses,
etc. for in and out of city, at employment agency.
| 317 Wabasha ST. 1881