St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-26
SAINT PAUL WANTS.

SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
4 GENTS wanted; the greatest victory ever
IA achieved by agents selling my safety
rein holder; every drivers reins is where he puts
them, not under the horses feet; can be applied
to every vehicle drawn by horses; IS to IS a day
Is being easily made by live agents; send for
terms John Baisley 2l7 Eastseventh ST., Agents
Supplies Office, st. Paul. 1904
A GENTS through the entire Northwest for the
n best rug machine in America; no trouble to
make SIS a day; sample machine and rug pattern
sent for 81; Enits rags yarn 100 stitches min
ute. John Haisey, 2l7 East Seventh ST., st. Paul,
agents supply office. Ices
A GENTS wanted IN every city and town
"A throughout the entire Northwest for the genu-
inc Marsh electric lamp, 56candle power, costs
70 burn half cent an hour; warranted non-ex-
plosive; be applied on all old fixtures; agents
are making S25 a week; secure agency now and Sc
lure bonanza for fall and winter; write for
terms, etc: sample sent for $50. John Haisley.
217 East Seventh St, agents supply Office, st.
Paul. 1907
DARTENDER-By sober, steady and expe-
ID renced man; references furnished. w. b.,
Globe. 7
DRICKLAYERS-Thr first-class bricklayers
ID wanted on Pleasant av., near Sixth ST.; high
DARBER-Good white one at $50 Broadway.
Observation-Disclosures at $50 Robert St.; none
- but hrst-class need apply 2
pARBER-First-class none other need apply;
- wages, SIS per week. w. II. Phillips, Wah-
peton, Oak. 5
boy to take care of COWS and horse and do gen.
~ eral chores. 400 Holly av. 2
pOY-Bright and active olearn the restaurant
~ business. 3i3 Wabasha st. 8
CANVASSERS-Two experienced, to sell adj
~ vertising signs in st. Paul and Minneapolis;
wages 81 per day. Advertiser Globe
CARRIER-Boy TO carry at harvester works;
~ apply Monday. w. E. Magraw Globe crcu-
later.
NATHOLIC-A respectable Catholic of lntelli-
~ gence can obtain easy and lucrative employ
ment by addressing w. NJ, Globe.
DRUG CLERK-City references required.
- w. S. Brill, corner Broadway and Ninth ST.
nor THE CASCADE division of the North
. L ern Pacific railroad in Washington Territory
wanted LOCO men, wages g per day; good rock.
men desirable at higher wages; steady work for
one year; ship next Tuesday. John Swanson &
Co., Seventh and Sibley sts., st. Paul. and
IL High St, opposite union depot, Minneapolis
20G-7
TOUR UPHOLSTERERS-Im ediately; l64
L University av., Matthes s Cook. 6
TJOSTLER-A reliable young man to take care
L of horse, ETC.; must have good references
Inquire at So Wilkn ST.
T I'VE MAN for accident insurance, city; big
Ia pay. Call between and $3.50 a. ~, 357
Jackson ST. up stairs. 3
MA to work in Hotel Ryan Bath Rooms
1el laundry. 2
MAN to take care of horse; corner Film ore
IVl and Custer sts., West Side. 2
- NFAN-To help to clear off lots. Call at 9l3
W Palace st. before Monday noon:
nORT I'm M 1he Grand Central botaJ Q
DIANO-PLAYER at dime museum Apply at
Il O'Clock this morning. 2
blowing MAN with team to plow about
L twenty-five acres five miles from town. F.
W. Horton, 440 Wabasha st. Z
CALESMAN-First-cla ss to sell nursery stock
- CaA Monday at room 46, Union block.
GTENoGRAPHER-G to go to Da-
~ kota Anna G. Drew Il Co., 8 Hale block FOG
CTENOGRAPHERS call for positions Anne
~ c. Drew & Co.. room 9. Hale block, opposite
Merchants 1897
FTEAM-Good one at Jackson st. bridge, Mani
A toba shops. George McMunen Co. 7
THREE HOUSE PAINTERS at Boog's, 1876
4 Summit av. 6
FENREASUR ER for amusement enterprise; no
4 experience necessary; must have security;
interest given to smart young man; rare chance
Amusement, Globe. 6
WRAPPING CLERK-Young man at the
w wrapping counter: city references re.
CURED. Gustave Heinemann. l
JXTAITERS-Two experienced at Pavilion
wv Bridge square; Germans.
WOOD TURNER-Good, at once Bjornstad
Wv & Omdahl, SO Rice ST. 6
w ANTED-A live active man needing profit
w able employment TO represent us in this
city and vicinity; SIS monthly and expenses or
commission if preferred; goods staple as -four
everyone buys Address Standard Silver Ware
Co.. Boston, Mass 1s4-209
Young LAD to deliver the Chicago Daily
L News. Apply Monday morning, 10 a. m
room As, Union block.
100 DAY and station men for the Mantle ba
1OO railroad station work IL to Is GEMS, Sl.75
per day; free fare; Is men for Iowa TO build wire
fence, good job; free fare; % men for Ashland
Wis, free fare. Charles Cotton, $40 Sibley st.
206-7
CT q to 500 loaned on furniture horses. cows
GD1 Oand wagons; property not removed. r. Dem
ing & Co.. IS East Seventh ST.. room l. 1l3*
Feinaie.
CLERK-Young lady; one with experience in
~ dry goods preferred. n. c. o., Globe.
HLERK-Young lady with experien ce in book
~ stationery, jewelry, organs and sewing ma
chimes, from September to July l, 1887. Address
Il. MEG, Groton, d. T., with reference and photo.
206-211
CLERK-Young lady in cigar and confection-
" cry store at 9i7 East Seventh st.
OOOK-Female, at Manitoba house, Third aud
~ Broadway.
SSMAKER--To-morrow, Monday 26th
~ at SOL Broadway.
nRESSMAKING = Apprentices; cutting
~ taught after four months at $40 Western av.
DININING-ROOM GIRLS-Two at the Clar.
~ endon.
DINING-RooM girls, three at the Windsor:
H.
CIRL, competent, German or American, for
VI general housework in family of three. 64l
DeSoto st.
NIKL for general houseworl two in family.
VI Mrs Samuels, 81 West Tenth st.
CIRL, good, for general homework in small
" family; must be good cook, washer and
ironer; will pay the highest wages. TT East
Seventh st.
CIRL-Competent Tor general housework, at 81
" Grove ST.
ftIRL Tor general homework. Corner Eleventh
VI and Robert St, room 9.
GIRL for general housework at sos De Bow st.
VI
GIRL to cook, wash and iron; good wages to
VI smart girl. $50 Jackson St
GIRL for general housework at 54S Sibley st.
GIRL wanted for general Homework in a small
VI family; East Seventh go to the door;
GIRLS for dining room at So East Seventh st
CIRL-Good, reliable girl for chamber work.
VI 81. H. Sibley, All Woodward av.
HAYES new employment Office furnishes girls
IL places free; l laundry, German nurse girl,
2 expert woman cooks, 10 family cooks, rs girls
for general housework. 4S9 Wabasha CAPT
tol. 206-207