St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-20
ST. PAUL WANTS.
GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.


Want Advertisements for the Globe
Received at the Following Places:
MRS. J. THOMPSON & SON, News Dealers, corner
jackson and Sixth streets.
JAMES MATH1EsoN News Dealer and Confectioner.
col Bradley street.
i. w. BUZZELL, News Dealer and General Store,
e1G East Seventh street.
VIII. Dows1NG, Portland News and Novelty Ba-
zar, 4Sl Broadway.
CIV. McNEL1Is, News and Stationery Dealer lOs
Dakota avenue.
CHARLES L. NEUMANN. News and Stationery
Dealer, 252 West Third street.
&c BROWN. Newsdealer and stationer' AL west
seventh street, corner of Douglas
VIII. FREEMAN. News Dealer and General store
go Dayton avenue.
J.w. sPRAeUE. druggist, corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
RCHTTECT-E. p. Bassford' room IS COZ jao
n 6llan block
GENTS-To sell lighters; fits all tubular
A lanterns; will light in the WIND az oncei no
use for matches q u = !ier' w. '" ~
1924
CpN-TS- Two agents to canvass city grocery
u trade for an article of indispensable neces-
sjtv. seIIs rapidly; commission. Address X. TO-
Globe, Minneapolis.
:. GENTS at 53S Broadway. third floor
TPORTRAITS from locket TO life SIZE
a taken ut Greenleaf's, 81 East Third and nm
Ished in the best STYLE and at prices that make
i isa1o - cIS yTeen. 3J6"
DAKFR ora partner in bakery, If a little money
ID on hand l.. Hagen, Lake CITY, MIMI
DARKEEPER-At the Shades, IS East Sew
- enth ST., n barkeeper and lunch man, VINO
are not afraid Of work; call sunday:
hoy To do collecting; one that has had some
y experience and can come well recommended.
Address stating age and references, JM.,GloDe.
CABTNETNAKER-s chickler & WILSON, cor
u ner Sixth and Cedar SITS, st Paul.
CANVASSERS-Two good, energetic men;
u must furnish A / references. CAN at once,
IL West Third ST.
COOK-A male cook, Inquire at l5G East Third
~ street.
TYERY WORKINGMAN to take his family
Il TO Greenleaf's. 81 East Third ST.; ana seGaTe
elegant cabinet photos, at only$2 per uoIel. ~
the poor people pioHi0' "''N 1866
1t. -.o.
TTETPER-Young man TO help around st !
must furnish frst-class references. l. "''S
Third st.
.TTAY PRESS-Man with machine to press d
II lot Of hay Room 30, Gllhllah DlocA -
MAN to attend to the furnace and do ehores
WI around the house wanted at 100 Washins'oI
OFFICE WORK-Young man. smart and &C,
" tive wanted in a real estate ONCE mus
have business experience; German prelerreu' AO
dress with reference. A. b, GIooe.
DORTER-A good industrious boy about 10
/ years of age as second porter at Hotel hyai1
barber shop.
CTGNWRITER-A good oil c 10th and muslin
= sipnwriter for two or three days per week.
Apply at 1872 East seventh, rooms ana ::
CALESMEN-Tw frst-class salesmeni aiso
> agents in Minnesota and DAKOTA to"H Is, ~
new line of specialties. Cary Co.. 70 "esI
Third.
CROCHETING-Girls Immediately to do GRO
y ehetine at Miss O'Learys, PAS West Thlrd ST.
ypyPEWRITER-An experienced and rapid
/ typewriter, male or female Address Drawer
O., city.
TTWO ENERGETIC MEN-The very best
opening in the city for WORKERS % "eo1
Third st.
TTFAMs-3 teams for hauling tamarack posts
from Bald Eagle lake TO st. Paul at cents
per post feet long. Address NJ. L., White Bear
TTTANTED-Everybod wanted to know the
w Park restaurant, corner OF EAST SeVeIoi
lnd wacouta streets, gives beetsteak win Po i.L
.oes bread, butter and coffee Tor l5ci eggs VIZ
go aoo - ''N 274-6mo
vTOTJNG MEN AND LADIES wanted 90
u learn telegraphy, days and evening" ena il'
for men 10 nearly make expenses whhe lSariiin ~
S SdDI Me- t9iesr"pn ooA"r'-'' SOs'
sn1O and upwards loaned on personal property
IDlO See Deming Co.'S adj in hnanciaI COZ. -1o-
Female.
A CTRESS-Young lady of good appearance
fair n Address
mediately. c. E. Kensington, city postolhce.
CANVASSE ERA young lady assistant by gem
~ tleman canvasser; salary and travelling eX
penses to right party. Address, stating age ana
experience, if any, Agent, care editor New ROCK
ford Transcript, New Rockford, OAK.
OOOK-First-class; no washing. Apply to-day
~ after n. m. at 524 Cedar st.
COOK-Flrst-class; o9l Oak st.
COOK AND DISHWASHER at the Court
" cafe, 90 East Fourth st.
C1OOK-A frst-class woman cook, one who
~ derstands baking, at Byers' restaurant, PA
Western av.; wages $50 per month
COOK and second girl at $50 Olive st.
~
~ making trade. Madame Eden, S66 Wabasha
CIRL to wrap yeast packages. Louis Keen,
VI 225 East Fourth st.
CIRLS, you have been sitting behind the stove
VI lohg enough, leaving my customers in the
cold; wrap yourself IN the cloak ana come 10 my
office; must have girls for best places. Achilles
1876 East Seventh St, corner sibley; lS5 West
ern av. ~
uOUSEWORK-Girl at 292 Ellen ST.. second
II house from Harrington av. Best wages.
Competent woman for general
II homework; SIG per month; help furnished
wash days; four in family. Capt Stevens, box p,
Fort Smelling, Mimi.
uoUsEwORK-GirI for family of two, APP
Il ply at IT'S Genesee st.
HOUSEWORK-A girl for general house
IL work. 500 Cooper ST
HOUSEWORK-Ag good girl for general house
II work. Apply at 503 De Bow St
TTOUSEWORK-A small girl to help with
II homework 526 Robert st.
HOUSEkEEPER-For gentleman whose
II wife is temporarily absent Address, stat
ing where interview can be had, X. o. X, Globe.
TTOUSEKEEPER-By mddle-aged gentle
! i man for housekeeper a respectable aged Ger
man lady. one having some experience OF coun-
try life preferred. Address p To- White Bear
MINI.
HOUSEWORK-Gir for general housework
Il in small family. 255 Harrington av.
HOUSEWORK-A good servant girl for gem
Ii eral homework: must be good cook, washer
and ironer. Apply at house, No. 2s5 East Tenth
ct.
HOUSEWORK-A good girl who understands
IL light housework and wants a good home with
reasonable wages, can secure same at a. South
Forbes st.
HOUSEWoRK-Ag good girl for general house
II work. small family. Apply 6S9 Jackson st.
HOUSEWORK-A competent girl for general
IL Homework in small family; highest wages
paid. Call at 40, chamber of commerce.
uOUsEWoRK-Ag girl to do general house