St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21
SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

GENTS-Good live agents by the Sterling
"A Live Stock Insurance company; good pay to
the right parties. 500, Lumber exchange, Minne-
apells. 324-25
A GENTs-To sell our self-wriugng NOR .,
n something and no competition; they
are selling fast; come and secure good terri
tory. II. S. W. Mop company, Hotel Annex, 255
First Avenue south, Minneapolis. 1925
D ELL BELL at the Windsor. 325-27
DARKER for Saturday and Sunday, corner Of
ID Lafayette and Westminster st. 6
DARBER-First-c class for Saturday and Sum
ID day. 4s5 St. Peter st. 8
DARBER at446 jackson st. 6
DOY to do errands and work in store; 20 West
D Third Z
DOY Or MAN to take care Of horses and
- barn. White Bear lake. William Lep z
DOY that can milk. at Mr.. Twemlow's, milk
ID man, German road, West ST. Paul.
DOY-Good. John Hart 5sl saltwater st. 6
CLERK-First-class clerk and barkeeper who
~ is accustomed to the work; German pre-
ferred; good wages will be paid. Corner Martin
and Park av
HOMPOsTTOR and one feed boy at Rich &
- Clymers printing Office, $50 jackson St, city.
MARRIAGE BLACKSMITH and wood
y worker to work on the Scott patent bobs.
Tom Scott, manager S25
EABINETMAKEHS- rst-class. johnson
- Bros. & LOOMS, 639 Jackson st.
CARPENTERS-Apply to A. Bassford Co.,
- corner Thirteenth and Jackson sts., or Wa
ferrous engine works, South Park.
NARRIER-A young man to carry the Globe
~ in business portion of the city. Apply this
afternoon. w. e. Magraw, c'rculator
~ once.
NOACHMAN-Inquire at Room 7. McQuillan
~ block corner of Third and Wabasha SITS.
NOOK-Competent man cook to take charge of
~ hotel kitchen, at once; permanent position,
For interview address v. b. Globe
NOOK-Competent, either male or female. for
- hotel in the country; best OF wages given.
Apply to G H. Warren, 422 lgiehart ST.
COOK-Immedi lately, one competent to take
- charge of hotel out of town. v. B., Globe
T III. DEMAREST, locksmith. "A West Sixth
d. st., st. Paul: sign of big white key. SO9-39
HORsEsHOER-Good. at 4l6 Kittson st.
T AW STUDENT. Address Globe rs. 6
AEEN-Two bright, active. Gail at st. Paul Col.
WI lection bureau, 3l5 Jackson st. 925-27
NTEN to shovel dirt Jefferson 4 Kasson. l
MAN at Kent's package delivery and employ
Nl ment Office. 209 West Seventh st.
AN-Immediately to sell our door guards.
Ifl 4S East Fourth St, Room 25, city.
MANAGING. to canvass city for the improved
M Singer machine; best in the world, most
popular and easiest selling machine on the mar
ket; liberal terms 81 East Third st. 1925
MAN who understands making abstracts: po-
vi sit on for two years will be given to the
right man; must be temperate George w. Boy
tngton, Fergus Falls, MINI. 3le-3s
OFFICE BOY-Apply at once to West PUB
~ fishing company.
DORrER-Experienced porter at Sherman
L house.
DHARMACIST CLERK-A registered Ger
[ man at once. P. O. box A. w, saltwater.
Mimi. 1850
DRESS BOY-One who has had some. exper
L fence. Curtis Printing company, 1853 East
Third ST..
DRESS BOY-Good one; call at once. Gu rtl,
i Printing Co., lis East Third ST. E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Minnesota and
- and adjacent territory. who thoroughly un-
derstands the cloth jobbing business and know
the trade. e. r. Hawkins & Co., Philadelph a
Pa. 1851
NHOEMAK ER-Firstclass one to do repair
- ing and work in store; must come well rec
ommended and be strictly temperate. 81 East
Seventh ST.
q
- and attend TO horse. l
GALES IEN-FIve, good; best opening in state
= Address 49, Waconia Mimi. 321-34
THREE sALESMEN speak ng two or more
i languages: permanent and paying positions
to good men. P. +. Collier As Davidson block. !!
,INELEGRAPH OPERATOR. with railroad
L and Western Union experience. Call or adj
dress Globe Telegraph company, 1856 jackson ST.,
st. Paul, MINI.
TINNERs-Three At 500 st. Peter st. 6
TRAYELING sALEsMAN for custom made
L shirts; good salary and expenses, pa able
weekly; man of experience PREFER ed Call be-
tween and p. M, at SAG Franklin St 6
wv laborers for the India
w territory, SI.75 per day; station and roc
work at good prices; 50 more goes Monday night;
get tickets Monday morn ng if you want to go
with this gang; lowest rate OF fare to ST Loult
and free fare from there to the work. Call at
Moore's Employment office. 2sS Sibley ST. oppo.
site union depot ST. Paul, or lO3 Nicollet av.
Minneapolis. ~
WE ARE expecting the largest shipment o
w imported rds ever brought to this countrf
in few days, No. Third st. south, Mime
apols. ZsS
VOUNG MEN and ladies to learn te,egraphy
L shorthand and tpyewriting day and evening
classes; chance for men TO nearly cover all ex,
penses while learning: terms reasonaole; send
for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, 81
Jsck.on a. st Paul. 279'
r. CARPENTE RS-Corner Hastings and Earl
y sts., Dayton's Bluff.
10 MEN to cut wood; good job; call to-day.
~ Loveland Co., Third Rosabel. srs l
OOO MEN for Cascade division in washingt n
%OO territory; lsb1rers, 81; tunnel men. $3.50
per day; work all winter; ship Tuesday; 1000 mer
for South wages, S1.75 to 50 per day. lowest fare.
John Swanson 4 Co.. corner Seventh and Sibley
sts., St Paul IL High ST. Minneapolis. 81
6OO MEN for Indian Territory. 81. 70 and SO 81
sJOO per day; this is a new order; 25 men for
Iowa to build wire and snow fences; this is good
JOB; free fare. Charles Cotton, II Second ST.
south, Minneapolis. t2I-2