St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-22

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GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.
Want Advertisements for the Globe
Received at the Following Places:
MRS J.(alSoMPsoN & SON. News Dealers, corner
jackson and Sixth streets
JAMES MATHIEsoN News Dealer and Confectioner.
b0l Bradley street
J.. w. BUzzE11, News Dealer and General Store,
Sc East seventh street.
VIII. DowsING, Portland News and Novelty Ba-
Ear, 4sl Broadway.
CIV McNELLIs, News and Stationery Dealer IOs
Dakota avenue.
CHARLES L. NEUMANN. News and Stationery
Dealer, 252 West Third street.
&c BROWN Newsdealer and Statoner, al West
Seventh street, corner OF Douglas.
VII. FREEMAN, News Dealer and General Store.
S6G Dayton avenue
J.w sPRAGUE, druggist. corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
RCHITECT-E P. Bassford, room 2s, Gil
N fllan block. lO-l9S
A GENTS-For an article useful in every
IA farmers household. Call between 10 and IL
O'Clock 542 Broadway, up stairs .
GENTS-To sell lighters; Ats all tubular
n lanterns; will light in the wind at oneei no
use for matches. C. ii. Tyler, 402 Jackson ST.
1924
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a LII PORTRAITS, from locket TO life SIZE
n taken at Greenleafs. 81 East Third, and nm
Minneapolis weep. $780,
DAKER or a partner in bakery if a little money
ID on hand i. Hagen, Lake City, Mimi
DoY to drive on delivery wagon. "a West Third
CROCHETING-Girls Immediately to do GRO
~ cheting at Miss o'Leary's, 24s West Third st.
CABINETNIAKER- schickler & Wilson, cor
u ner Sixth and Cedar sts st. Paul. 3
CARPENTERS-Thr schickler & Wilson,
" corner Sixth and Cedar sts., St Paul
CANVASSERS-Tw good, energetic MEM
" must furnish l references. Call at once,
II West Third st. 2
livery WORhINGMAN to take his family
Il TO Greenleafs, 81 East Third St. and secure
elegant cabinet photos, at onlyS per dozen 1t IS
the poor peoples picnic, and they should improve
#. 1867
HELPER-Young man TO help around store;
L must furnish irst-class references. IL west
Third st. .
OFFICE WOBK-Young man, smart and ac-
" tive, wanted in a real estate Office; must
have business experience; German preferred Ad-
dress with reference. a. b., Globe. .
COLICITORS-A few good solicitors for Min
- neapolis and st. Paul. Call on or address w
Creore 8l9 NicOlet avenue Minneapolis. 2lS
CyALESMAN-Travelin salesman for whole
- sale LIQUOR house. One who has had actual
experience, and can furnish references. None
other need apply. Address ID. J.. W.,Globe. D
GNALESMAN-A frst-class gar salesman 20
- work off Job lot of cigars big advantages Of
fered, but no salary expenses viii be paid. Ad-
dress Cigars, Globe Office. 2l-23
CALEsNIEN-Two irst-class salesmen also
- agents in Minnesota and Dakota towns for
new line of specialties. Cary Co., % West
Third ]
TROUSERS TAILOR-A frst-class trousers
4 tailor; good and steady can have
constant work and good pay. Apply at John Nc
Crumish, Winona, Mimi. >
TNYPEWRITER-An experienced and rapid
L typewriter, male or female. Address Drawer
O., city. .
U1EAMS-4O teams 10 haul ice from Como TO
L the transfer at IS per day. Apply at Lake
Como TO O'Leary's crew. .
TURKEY DINNERS 10 cents. 442 Jackson
J. ST., between Seventh and Eighth SIS. 2l-25
VETANTIaIh wanted TO know the
Wv Park restaurant, corner OF East seventh
and Wacouta streets. gives beefSteak with pota-
toes, bread butter and coffee for l5c; eggs with
potatoes bread, butter and coffee for l5c; oyster
etews, ?Oc. @'4-oinO
Young MEN AND LADIES wanted to
4 learn telegraphy, days and evening; chance
for men to nearly make expenses while learning.
Globe Telegraph company, So Davidson block 81
Paul, MINI. 9O9-
Female.
CANvASSER-Ay young lady assistant, by gen.
~ tleman canvasser; salary and travelling eX-
penses to right party. Address, stating age and
experience if any, Agent, editor New Rock
ford Transcript, New Rockford, Oak.
COOK-An experienced woman. Apply to
- Mrs. Edmund Rice, Jr., No. 25 sherburne ave
COOK-First-class; no washing Apply to-day
~ alters a m. at 524 Cedar st. 3
COOK-Flrst-classi S9l Oak ST.
y 3
NIRLS-Three good girls at the Detroit laun-
VI dry, Seven corners. 6
GIRL to work up stairs and take care of chill
VI dren. sol Sherman St; German or Swede
preferred.
GIRL 70 wrap yeast packages Louis Keen,
" 225 East Fourth St
HOUSEWORR-A good girl for general
II housework; German preferred; good wages.
Call in the morning at 326 East Tenth st. 6
HOUSEWOEK-Girl for general housework
II PIP Fourteenth ST.
II house from harrington av. Best wages. 4
HOUSE woman for general
II homework; SIG per month; help furnished
wash days; four in family. Capt. Stevens, box 81,
Fort Smelling, Mimi.
IJOUSEWORK-Giri for family of two, APP
IL ply at IFS Genesee st.
TJOUSEWORR-Ag girl for general house
II work. 500 Cooper st.
TJOUSEWORK-A good girl for general house
II work. Apply at SOB De Bow st.
TJOUSEWORK-A small girl to help with
IL Homework. 526 Robert st.
lOUSEWORk-A good CIR for general house
l. work; small family. Apply at $50 Oak st.
Mrs. w. w. Fling.
RONER-Girl; good ironer and washer. 6Si
i Holly av.
+ ADY MoDEL-Complexion object. me-
IL dunn siz5s strictly conide ntial. r. H.. Globe.
NURSE OKLA girl about Is, few hours
~ day, TO mind baby. SAG Temperance st.
GECOND WORK. Swede or German girl fol-
~ second work. Apply afternoon. Mrs w. r.
Marshall, 302 Sherman st.