St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females Continued.
uOUSEWoRK-Ag girl for general homework
IL at once. 307 Olmsted, corner st. Paul.
HAYES new employment Office furnishes girls
IL places free OF charge; five cooks. ten dining
room girls. S75 girls for general Homework, cook
for Dakota; wages from $12 to SIS. 4S9 Wabasha,
near capitol. 1925
+ SES-Two women to wash and
II iron at S51 Wabasha.
T ADY AGENTS-In every city and town. to
IL sell our novelty, which takes like hot cakes;
good workers make from sl2 to $25 per week. Cab
OF write 1.4 west Thlre St. room l. up stairs.
l9o-92
INT ARKER-Experienced, at the Detroit laun-
III dry, Seven corners; also other hand:.
NURSE GIRL. experiences; call at once;
l wages Sl4 per month. at 547 Ashland av. Z
NURSE GIRL with good reference apply at
Sixth and Wabasha sts, Clarendon hotel
room So. 6
NURSE GIRL, Il or Is years old, that can
l 1--we at home Apply with references at 24S
Spruce st. 5
CERvANT for general housework in a small
~ family. Mrs. McNeale. 4O4 Holly av. :
SECOND GIRL, Swede or German, at al East
- Eleventh ST.
SECOND GIRL, good, at l5S Pleasant av. q
SEWING GIRL-Experienced. ISL East Sew
- enth st.
WASHERWOMANa at 1877 West Fifth ST.
NTASHER-A No. l, and ironer Tor Monday.
w 1888 Oak st. ~ "
YOUNG GIRL from u to Is years of age, to
4 take care of baby in a comfortable and
pleasant home. Home, Globe.
C00 GIRLS wanted Immediately for every
n TO Oyoar
month CAL at 1875 East Seventh St. corner Sbley.
the new German employment office, and corner
Nelson and Western avs, Miss Kidding. 1872
G10 to 800 loaned on furniture, horses, cows
Upland wagons; property not removed. r. Dem
ing Co., So East Seventh, room l. 1lS+
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
A CCoUNTANT-By an expert, one or more
n sets of books to write up day evening. b
s. K, 326 East Tenth st.
A PRENTICE in drug store by young man
IA of some experience and good steady habits
reference from former employer; speaks German
willing to work and make himself useful. j. s..
Is Pearl st.
ROY-By smart, honest one, in Office or store
- J. B., Globe.
pOY of II years; willing to do any kind OF
- work Address Charles Ernst, corner NORTH
Fort and Tenth SITS.
pOY-GermaH; Is years old wishes q situation
II IN an Office in st. Paul, to be his parents
A. s., 405 Broadway, city.
ROOKKEEPER or collector requiring one
- half or twO-thirds of time with pay according
to time occupied; good reference. j. O., Globe
poOKKEEPER-B an energetic Young man
~ something to occupy his time afternoons anC
evenings; clerk in Office or assistant bookkeepel
preferred Harry j., Globe.
pOOKKEEPER, clerk or where general serv
~ ices are required, by young man of 10
writes German also, and can furnish excellent
references. a. B., Globe.
pOOKKEEPER by young man who has :
- thorough knowledge of single and double
entry; can furnish good city reference. M.
Globe.
pOOKKEEPER-By man of experience
u thoroughly competent; can furnish A ref
erence. L., Globe.
pARTENDER-By young man; three years
~ experience good reference. J. p. f. Globe
CtHAINnTAN, experienced, wants place in
- surveying party good reference. U. P.
Globe.
COOK-First-class meat and pastry cook; gooc
- references. q. W., 1908 East Franklin av.
Minneapolis.
CtUTTER-By a responsible custom cutter
~ frst-class reference given. II. Z. NJ, IA
East Prairie ST., Decatur, Ill.
4 tLERk-Experienced young man wants DO
- sition in gents furnishing goods store. x.
Globe.
CLERK or bookkeeper in Office: references. C
- NJ, Globe.
{ Observation-Disclosures in retail grocery store
~ speaks two languages fuently; can keel
booksr references furnished. l.. H., 433 ST. Pete
ST, city.
GfLERK-By young man % years of age Il
~ drug store; has had two years. experience
can do all counter trade and put up simple pre-
scriptions. j. A. NJ, 1889 Adams st. northeast
Minneapolis.
DELIVERING by good, strong boy, wei
~ acquainted with the city, to deliver goods
F. B., Globe.
nELIvERING--By honest boy, 10 years old
~ well acquainted in city. f. B., Globe.
ENVIRONMENTS middle-aged man VIII
/ n speaks German. Scandinavian and English
NJ. B., Globe.
ENGINEER on threshing or other stationer
IL engine in Minnesota or Dakota; satisfaction
guaranteed on trial. Frank Lockwood, Mortified
MINI.
GRAIN BUYER-Had twelve years expert
~ ence in a country town; good correspondent
and bookkeeper; references. Wheat, Globe.
HARDWARE MAN-Experienced either il
IL city or thriving country town. Il. C. Il.
Globe.
OFFICE WORK-By a teacher during vaca
" tion position in store or office experienced
and good recommendations. A. L. e., Globe.
( FFICE WORK-By young man to worl
~ several hours evenings. Work. Globe.
DHOTOGRAPHER as retoucher. Addres
i p o. box 2e2. Owatonna, MINI.
GTENOGRAPHER-An experienced one anC
~ typewriter. by young man. D. x. Globe.
SALESMAN-By experienced travelling one
~ with good trade in Minnesota and Dakota, fo
a paint house. Paint, Globe.
WTANTED-By man of large experience il
w buying and handling grain and runnin,
elevator for some good grain firm; irst-class ref
erences. William Devlin, Emmetsburg, la.
19l-S7
WANTED-By an honest lad, place with
w temperate farmer. Mrs. Luck, 755 Whital
st.
YOUNG MAN 10 years old would like to lear
l. trade; blacksmith preferred. G. A. G.
Globe.
YOUNG LADY who il neat and rapid penmal
L wishes writing or copying to do at home 4S
Dayton av.
gu TO 500 loaned on furniture, horses, cow
@1Oand wagons; property not removed. K. Dem
ing Co.. IS East Seventh ST.. room l. 11S
Female.
DOOKKEEPER-By thoroughly competen
- young lady; city references NJ, 345 Sher
man ST.
COOK-First-class, German, temperate stead
~ worker. St West Tenth St
COOK in a first-class private family ST. Mary
~ Home, Jackson St
DREsSMAKER-By frst-class, in private
~ families. L. C., Globe.
HEAD HoUSEMAID-Inh hotel, used to hav
L ing charge in noblemen's families in Grea
Britain j. Y, Globe
uOUsEWORK-Woman by the day, 544 ST
Ii Peter st.
OUSEKEEPER-Apply 162 Ninth st. west
Ii 10
HOUSEKEEPER with best references 10