St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15

ST Is, 49, SIXTEEN PAC
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females Continued.
HOTEL and private house cooks. general
IL housewerk and dining-room girls dishwash-
ers fer in and out of city; two hundred girls
wanted at Employment agency, Sl7 wabasha St.
227-29
IT oUsEWORK-A girl at once Apply at SO7
II olmsted, corner st. Paul. Z
uoUsEWoRR--Girl; at 57l Jackson st.
uoTsEwORK-Girl for general housevork;
H two in family; up stairs. Mrs. samuels, 81
+ ADY to clerk in confectionery at 70 West
II Seventh at. /
NURSE GIRL-Faithful intelli gent, between
~ IL and Is years of age, to take charge of
one-year-Old child part of the day; must reside
at home; call to-day. 39l Oak st. 6
DIAM COOK-st Luke's Hospital, los East
i Eighth 1T.
STENOGRAPHRR-T competent ladies at
~ once. Anna c. Drew j. Co.. Hale block. 227
SHIRT IRONER at the Home laundry, corner
~ of Fifth and Cedar SITS.
SECoNO WORK-By girl in private family.
~ % Fillmore av.. West st. Paul. /
CECOND GIRL at 1853 Pleasant aY, Z
acknowledgement for general housework
~ in small family. Apply at once. Mrs. Nc
Neals. 40! holly av. 6
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
RARTENDER-By young man who speaks
- German and English; has had several years.
experience in the trade; highest wages not re-
required. 3. h, Globe.
RoY II years Of age would like to learn bar
y tending on West side. H. F., Globe.
pOokk EEPER-Double entry: ten years
- experience, will do any kind of Office or light
work at moderate salary. NJ, Globe.
CATTLE FARMING-Good man with experi-
- enee in management and value of stock.
]. W.. Globe.
CLERh in a hardware store by man of four
- years experience. G. s., Globe.
- salary. II. At. Globe. 6
GUTTER, experienced in the tailor and cut
~ ting business desires situation. P. L.
Globe. 225-l4
JOACHIM AMY a young German, in pri-
~ vate family. W. Oh. Ernst, Fort and Tenth
SITS. &
CLERE-A dry goods clerk OF experiences best
- OF references; Scandinavian language spoken.
y. Y. T., 374 Exchhnse ST. st. Paul, MINI.
~ English, in store; clio thing store preferred;
will work for small wages j. H., 24O Eighth av.
south, III care OF air. o. 1ernstrom, Minneapolis,
MINI.
tLERR -German,, in store grocery pre-
- ferred; for small wages. Charles Ernst Fort
and Tenth sts 6
nISPENSiNG CLERR-Eight years exper-
~ ience. Box 707. Fargo OAK. 2lT-2s
DRUG CLERK-By registered German. Es-
~ culapius. Z
RUG CLERK Registered. Ksclap us, Globe
I RIVE. for delivery wagon. Address oz6
- Rice st. Z.
EVENlN0 W0RB-By a young man of
- steady habits; posting preferred. Address
c. D., Globe.
loren Ann lumber yard by man of IL
i years experience: understands shipping
and grading. Address r. P H., Cloquet Mimi.
226-230
~ FNTLEMAN would ike a position in mus
- ical store; has good knowledge of music p.
P. Globe.
HIEED HAN-In Office store family by an
} able-boaied man % yesrs old. Inquire at
Relief society Office, al East Ninth st.
HARDWARE CLERK-with knowledge of
Al builders hardware. F. j.. Globe. 225-23l
MANAGER or bookkeeper, or both, by
w strictly temperate young man; have had
Twelve yearE' experience in retail yard; will give
No. reference and security. G. +. Wilson.
Park Motel, La Crosse, Wis.
OFFICE W0Ek-A young man of % who can
~ furnish the best of recommendations. II. D.,
Globe.
porTER-In hotel or depot, or will do any
general light work; colored, with letter.
c. II. W., Fifth and Minnesota SITS.
GALESMAN-A position in dry goods store, by
- young gentleman of experience; best of
reference. Address 312 Rice st. Can speak Sean
dnsvian language.
oEK-By young man to work for his board
w before O'Clock IN the morning and after
in the evening; understands the of horses.
e. A. F., Globe. l
{JoRK in general store eight years. experl-
w ence; German, speaks good Englisb refer
ences good. P. o. box 1876, sAakopee, Minn.
VMORk-By young man strictly temperate in
~ grocery preferred. Douglas, Globe.
Feuaie.
COOK-Good French, engagement in private,
- family can manage kitchen in coed style.
K. Y. T., Globe.
NoMPANIoN-A respectable young LADY with
~ good certificates. has taught both German
and English, wihhes position US companion or
soverness; does not care TO leave the city. Adj
dress c. L. A. Heimers, Minneapolis. 222-22T
HOUsEKEEPER-B lady; no objection to
IA leave the city; reference exchanged NJ.
H.. Globe. 227-3O
kFFICE WORh-By lady English and Ger
~ A. L.. Globe.
SITENO and typewriter by young
- lady who hiss had three years experience in
once 19rki references: ": 7: W, -e Globe:
HORSES, CARRIAG Es. NC.
pUGGY-Lignt, good order, for sale cheap. No.
d Is West Tenth st.
ID AKGAINS-A large assortment OF carries ga
Ap buggies. phaetens platform spring wagons,
Jump Keats, Concord wagons Democrat wagons
extension tops, harness; come and gee the largest
and cheapest stock in st. Paul; discount to deal
ers and liverymen Kings Repository, corner
Fourth and Minnesota SITS. 6S-6m
L'OR SALE-A SOUND young riding and ariv-
4 ing pony any lady child can handle her
1873 Thirteenth st 227-29
EIOR SALE at Nettleton Place on Randolph
< ST., st Paul. 30 head of good young work
horses, weighing from LOCO to 1900 lbs Henry
Gabel. 22e-246
4 good condition; price 1928. Inquire Moore
heads livery stable, Washington and
Fifth sts. 2a4-7
HORSE and light wagon for sale-Chaap for
IL cash or will sell On monthly payments
Inquire 200 West Sixth st. 227
HORSE FOUND-Dark bay; at 4Os Ashland
Al av.; owner can obtain by describing and pay
ng cost of keeping. 227-29
HORSE LOST-Bay pacing, cropped fore-top
IL near back foot white; been fired on of fore
leg; reward ii returned to Hills stables, Seven
corners. 227
IA 0ie'>N4-A DiS phrsaih, SllU puyS me SIX
IL yesr-old horse; perfectly sound and gentle
and suitable for any kind of work. 4O5 Jackson
st. 22s-s
WANT TO BUY saddle horse; a combin ed
w one, to ride or drive preferred Box 54
Merriam Park. st. Paul N:nn 227
MISCELLANEOUS.
ZOE A FEW DAYS-One colored Sxl0 given
4 away with every dozen photographs. 424
East Seventh st. POT