St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-20

SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and collector;
n state salary expected. R., Globe.
4 GENTS wanted; the greatest victory
IN achieved by agents selling my safety
rein holder; every drivers rens is where he puts
them. not under the horses feet; be applied
to every vehicle drawn by horses; s. to IS day
is being easily made by live agents; send for
Supplies Office. St Paul 1862
A CENTS through the entire Northwest for the
n best rug machine in America trouble to
make IS a day: sample machine and rug pattern
sent for 81; knits rags or yarn lOe stitches min
ute. John Hasley. 217 East Seventh ST., st. Paul,
agents supply Office. 1909
A CENTS wanted IN every city and town
n throughout the entire Northwest for the genu-
Inc Marsh electric lamp, 56-candle power, costs
to burn half cent an hour; warranted non-ex-
plosive; be applied on all old futures; agents
are making $25 a week; secure agency now and Sc
ture bonanza for fall and winter; write for
terms. etc. sample sent for $3.50 John Haisley,
217 East Seventh St, agents supply Office st.
Paul. 1907
DUTLEK in private family Apply room 9,
- corner Eleventh and Robert SITS. POI
pAKER-Good, at 5g3 East seventh ST.
DARTENDER-Youn man at Burgolorfer's
ID saloon and restaurant 92I East Seventh ST.
Call after P. IN.
pARKEEPER at 105 Dakota av., West st.
ID Paul. 7
DELL BOY at the windsor Hotel
OAR BOY at Windsor hotel. 6
DoY-one who has HAD some experience in the
II printing business Apply TO foreman Globe
news-room, between and in the afternoon
DOY-with some experience in the printing
II business. Labor Echo corner seventh and
Jackson. /
DOY to work in a railroad camp, near the city.
d Hollands restaurant, 456 Broadway, corner
of Eighth St /
DOY--A good smart boy at corner Eighth and
d Wacouta SITS Hanley-Nelson Lime company.
Dog to wash dishes, at once so West Fourth st.
DOY-A good honest boy to attend cigar store,
D aged II to Is years. Call ia East Seventh
st. before a. m.
COATMAKERS and pantsmakers at once.
\ L. Gross, Wells, MINI.
CANVASS ER-Gcod. active and energetic;
- salary and commission. w. B. w, Globe:
COOK-Male; frst-class Immediately A.
y Globe.
DRIVER at Kent's package delivery.
DELIVERY BOY. aged 49, must know city,
II speak German, come well recommended, re-
Iide with PARENTS steady job to right party; APP
ply al once. The Pioneer Tea and Coffee COM
my, corner Wabasha and Ninth sts
NRUG CLERK-To a good man good po-
i ! sition. Address Druggist, Globe
LOORNAN horse sheer. Immediately; an A
4 No. l man; wages i'll proportion to the man;
rome on the first train. j. Il. Emery, Lake City,
Mimi.
TTORSESBOE R-Good one and general black
/ smith. Taylor Harper, Paynesville, MINI
TTARN ESSIAkER-At once, good; cutter
II preferred, 545 Rice st.
NEEAT -First-class, and shop
WI tender; must furnish good references. L.
". Globe.
NTAsONs-Ten at SIS University av.
MAN of good address to solicit for Hotel Ryan
w Bathing company; also man to solicit on
Omaha. Minneapolis Il st. Paul railroad liberal
inducement to right party. Hotel Ryan Bathing
company. st. PAUL. or. American Hospital Aid
ssociation, Minneapolis
ONE COOK for railroad, $40 to s45 per MONTH
~ twenty men for mill, 81 per day and
board; work all the year around; teams for Da-
kota, 81 to 50 per day free fare; teamsters for
DAKOTA $25 per month, free fare; fifty men for
Duluth * Iron Range railroad, $l.75 per day; sta
ton Is to % cents per yard; driliers, 35 to
80 cents per foot; twenty-five men for work in
sity, SI.75 per day. Whites employment office.
ORDER COOK-First class, at Cafe Ryan.
DRESS BOY-Payne, vose & Co., 8O914 Jack
DENMAN-Good penman to assist few hours
L every evening. W. q.
DAINTER--First-class carriage painter and
fnisher; other need apply. Geo. Powers
Co., corner Tenth and Pine SITS.
DAINTER-Carriage first-class and fnisher
L No other need apply George Parks co.
D EGisTERED PHARMACIST for country
H drug store; hat speaks Scandinavian
preferred Apply Ryan Drug Co.
LSCANDINAVIAN. young, who can write
- fair hand and who has no objection to travel
ing. Address, with references, D. NJ, Globe.
CTENOGRAPEfERS call for positions. Anne
- c. Drew Il Co., room 9, Hale block, opposite
Merchants 1898
TWO BARBERS-Corner Jackson and Fourth
TAILOR to fix second hand clothing 1913 East
L seventh st
WALrER at ESQ Robert st, 2
w East Third st. 3
ENANTED-A live active man needing profit
w able employment to represent in this
Pity and vicinity; SIS monthly and expenses, or
COMMISSION II pTeIerT6Qi SOOuS staple as nOuri
everyone buys. Address standard Silver Ware
CO., Boston, Mass. 1S4-209
YOUTH of 10. c. Thomas, As West Third st.
YOUNG MAN to work in a restuara n t; Ger
L man preferred. 315 Robert st. 2
400 RAILROAD laborers for the N P r.
HUI r., at Cascade division in Washington
territory; - per day; steady work for year;
hip to-day. John Swanson & Co., corner Sew
.nth and Sibley sts., st. Paul; IL High ST., oppo-
ute 1nion depot Minneapolis. 2OI
100 MEN for the Manitoba railroad. Sl.75 per
HUI day, free fare; 50 men for Glenwood.
Mimi, S1.75 per day: more men for Iowa to
build wire fence; free fare. c. W. Cotton, $40
sibley st. POI
100 MEN for the Manitoba railroad; % men
IOO men for Willmar; % men for Dassel; 50
for Nilaca. at sI.75 per day and free fare for
ALL 10 men for Cold Spring, $l75 per day, free
fare, company work. John Swanson s. Co.,
ner Seventh and Sibley SITS, st. Paul; II High ST.,
Minneapolis. POI
I'D MEN to cut hay and work in sawmills at
X Hersey, Wis; 81 per day and board; steady
work for the same company one year John
swainson Il Co., corner Seventh and Sbley SITS.
POI
e LABORERS and four mortar men at West
u st. Paul school building. Monday morning
Central st. George H. Fletcher.
10 STONEMASONS for the city; wages from
H. 81 TO 81 per day. Whites employment Of
ace. SOS Minnesota St 2OI
IN MEN tor the Manitoba road sl75 per day:
~ free fare. Whites employment office. sos
Minnesota ST., or III Washington av. south. Min
neapolis. POI
Clio to 500 loaned on furniture, horses. cows
sDIO and wagons; property not removed. R. Dem
ing Co, 80 East Seventh St. room ]. 1l3*