St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.


A1IONt w AN EDs
Male.
A Ny ONE wanting the services of q reliable
n young man for part of the day can do SO at
reasonable terms. B., 55 Globe.
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, bill clerk or
n clerk in grocery store by young man; speaks
languages; city references. S. %, Globe.
A GENCY by business going West of a
II line of goods or specially that viii sell in
Oregon and Washington. 2ol. Globe
RoY, Is years of age. wishes to learn the bakery
ID trade; he already has some experience. Mrs.
E. Schlegel, 2ls West Seventh ST.
DoOkKEEPER-Bya young man of %. with
II years experience in Minneapolis; well ae-
quainted in the city. Address, for one week,
45, Globe, Minneapolis
CO0K-French; first-rate. wants TO cook DIM
~ ner or supper by the day. week or month; no
objection TO give lessons in cooking %,
Globe.
CLERK-In wholesale or retail grocery pre-
y ferred. c. b. NJ, Globe
CLERK by young m al in store; can furnish
- best of references; shoe and dry goods pre-
ferred. A. E, $40, Globe
DRUGGIST, 9 years experience; frst-elass
IL references. William Newdick. Central hotel.
Fargo, OAK.
EMPLOYMENT in office, handling stock or
Il collecting; well acquainted in cityi best ref
erences. E. %, Globe.
FNGINEEK-First-ca reference and l.
Il cense; position engineer, fireman 0r look
ing after furnaces. Engineer, 1856 Thirteenth st.
IN ORDER to feel happy and contented you
/ should smoke the Chestnut cigar; il has the
union label. 2g7
DOSITION Of trust by an active man OF good
! address, with prospects of promotion, 80
years of age, married; can give references or Sc
eurity if desired. P. o. Box "a, Merriam Park. |
DLACE as salesman In clothing or boot and
i shoe store. Address 5I7 Aurora av.
II Bird store, No. 9 Third st. south, Mime
apons. 2sS'
SITUATION by man and wife or man alone to
- cook in camp; experience and best r. ference.
w. T. W., in rear OF 40 East Eleventh 81.
IXTORK of any kind. b, intelligent young man,
w sufficient to make decent living. p. 40.
Globe.
YOUNG MAN attending day and evening
I school wants to do chores Tor his board. T.
room 30. Davidson 6loek !
Femaie.
COOK-French; frst-rate; wants to cook din
- ner or supper by the day. week or month; no
objection to give lessons in cooking. a. B. %,
Globe.
GHAMBER WORk-By middle-aged girl
\ or other kind OIL work by the day. Inquire
22l Acker st. down stairs
NOPYING-A young lady would like copying
l or light Office work that could be done at
home in the evening. A. L. C., city delivery, city
lnRESSMAKER-F irst-class; desires position
IL as cutter and filter or in cloak department
of store 10 do fitting; Chicago references. 95i
Nicolet av., Minneapolis
DREsSMAKER-P in respectable pri-
IL vate family as seamstress- 20 West Tenth.
90 AND SEE your ancestors at the Metro
u politan Bird Store. No. Third ST. south,
Minneapolis. 299*
HOUSEK EEPER-Byy young American widow
IL lady for gentleman with one or more chill
dren. q objection TO leaving CITY. III. A. Morton,
| Mercer, OAK, 29I-o
T ADY STENOGRAPBER and Typewriter
Il wishes position in an Office K. B., Globe.
DOSITION-By hrst-class trimmer in mil
L Inery store. or as saleslady in cloak depa TT
ment. c. NJ. D.. Globe
! CECOND WORK by competent girl at &c
| - North Forbes st.
| SITUA TION by a sklllful and intelligent young
- lady in Office stores furnish best OF ref
| erenees. NJ G.. Globe. l
ClEAMSTRESS wants to do sewing in family;
- Apply los East seventh, upstairs. room 4.
TYPEWRITER or any kind of ofice work by
L young lady. A., Globe.
LOST AND FOUND.
DANK BOOK LOST. belongngto H.G .Fogg;
| D finder will receive q liberal reward by return
ing to 457 Broadway. Portland block. 5
CALF FOUND-A white heifer. one year old;
~ owner can have the same by calling and ay-
ing charges for keeping and proving property.
Patrick o Brien, St. Joseph Academy. 1878
GOLD MEDAL LOST with my name on
| u back; viii pay the value of same if re-
turned to me. Z. J. Murphy, corner Third and
| SibIey SITS. 2
CORDEN SETTER LOST-Answer to name
| VI OF Storm; very large and fine locking; had on
chain collar liberal reward paid for his return.
| Return to $50 Lafayette av. 296-9S
DURSE LoST-Between Robert and Isabel
i St. a small purse containing $50 in gold and
| some change in silver. Finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at AIS Dakota ave-
1868
DURSE STOLEN-Lady's small hand purse,
L containing about s37, taken from a pew in
the Cathedral Friday, Oct o. about P NJ; any
information gwen which will lead to the detection
of the party will be suitably rewarded. Globe.
299
THE METROPOLITAN Bird Store is at No.
i Third st. south, between Hennepin and
Nicollet av Minneapolis 293*
| q. : REWARD-Lost coach dog, dark spotted
| ,D.J alligator collar with paddock; answers to
the name Of Spot, for his return to F. A Whiting
| $50 Carroll ST. 297-50I