St. Paul daily globe., 1886-01-17

met size only ~ per dozen; every portrait pears
his name and address; nothing sent out he IS
ashamed toput his name 10; proofs shown with
pleasure. 3SG'
YXTASHING-wom 20 take washing, none
w but 1rst-class need apply. 235 Spruce 81. l
LGTAsH-GIRLS-4 wash-girls, 2 on ladies
w clothes, ironers and one polisher' at Brad
shaws laundry, % West Fifth st., opposite post
VXTAITER-Girl to work in restaurant; one
w that can stay home at night. 355 West Sew
enth St.
WOUNG GIRL-Tot axe care of two children.
Mrs II N: Rice 2 2S5 Summit ia ay:
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
A DJUSTER-By an experienced sewing
n chine man situation as an adJusteri can
give the best of references if needed. Address
Immediately II. Linhardt, box II, MITCHELL OAK
A CCOUNTANT-Books opened, posted up and
n examined; tangled accounts adjusted by an
expert accountant. J. B., l54 East Third St.
4 CCOUNTANT-s5 premium will be given
N by an expert accountant for position with re-
liable firm, mercantile or other; best of refer
ences. Address A. C., Globe.
DARTENDER First-class; best reference;
ID six years experience in this city; speaks En-
gish and Scandinavian. Address Bartender"
1913 East Seventh st.
DARKEEPING by young man well posted
D in barkeeping. Address Marten Globe.
DARTENDER-Am man with many years ex-
ID perience in restaurants and saloons desires
position. Address U. s., care of Henry Eichhorn,
Seven corners city.
RTENDER-Scandinavian wants situation
I'D either as bartender or any Job in hotel; will
work very cheap. Address w, GLOBE.
DOOKKEEPER-P of some kind by a
ID young man, stranger in the city; have
been in bank years: will work at anything,
coachman porter in store; all want is chance
to go to work. l also speak German. Address
c. II. E. Globe. D
ROoKKEEPER-B reliable young man,
IL good penman and correct at figures. position
as bookkeeper or clerk. Address J. IL, Globe
COACHMAN-Byy young man who understands
- the care of fine horses and carriages. Apply
TO s. B., 282 East Third st.
COPYING OR WRITING of any sort for
" evening work. II. 56, Globe
COPYING to do evenings by good penman.
y Address e. A. s, Globe.
CLERK-By young man of ability a position
y as clerk in wholesale house. II. H. X, Globe.1
CLERK-By Feb. 1, position as clerk or book
~ keeper in real estate or insurance business;
German; good penman; experienced and best
reference. Address p. o. box 2l9O, city.
CLERK-A young man zee rman) with good
" references, who understa nds the grocery
business thoroughly and acquain ted in city wishes
position. Address O., Globe. 1
CLERK-By young man as clerk in boot
" and shoe store; can do fixing; speaks Eng
lsh and Scandinavian. Address G. w, 1913 East
Seventh st.
CLERK-Boy IS years old, speaks English and
~ German, wishes situation in some kind Of
store; grocery preferred. Address restaurant,
corner Third and st. Peter.
CLERK-Situation rs grocery clerk by young
~ man of ability and experience; viii work for
small salary. Address c. II. l., Globe.
nRUG CLERK-Situation in a drug store by
- a young man who has had some experience;
wages no object good references given. Address
II. A, Globe.
DENTISTS man would like to learn
II something about the profession before enter
ing college; would make himself useful Dental,
Globe.
nENTISTS-Young man would like to gain
~ knowledge of the business before entering
colleges would make himself useful. Address X
Y. H., Globe.
nELIVERY CLERK-Young man, Norwe-
IL gian, wishes steady employment as delivery
clerk or to make himself generally useful around
a store or house. Address A. %, Globe. 3
ENNGINEEB-An experienced and careful en-
Il gineer, having state license. desires a posi-
tion to run stationary engine. $40 Wacouta st.
IJOSTLER-A situation as coachman hostler
II teamster or driver of any kind in city or
country; experienced; good city references. Ad-
dress j.. 2l Glooe. /
HOSTLER-A young man who understands
IL the care of horses and can milk would like sa
>
A. B., care of Henry Eichhorn, Seven corners,
city.
HOSTLER-YOung man would like situation
4 in private family; understands the care of
horses thGfoughly. p NJ, Globe. 8
IN STORE or Office by young Norwegian; speaks
L good English and German; wages no object;
good references. Address B. f., Globe.
DIACHINIST and engineer; best of reference
WI Address +. Fisher, 7G5 Whitehall ST., care
C. Accola. l
MEAT MARKEDLY young man with a
WI good business college education; speaks
English and German; good references furnished.
Address w. j., Globe.
M nLER-Man of experience in Eastern mill,
1sL roller or stone; best Of reference. Address
Grist, Globe, st. Paul. .-.--.-.
DRINTER-Ab bright, crisp writer and thorough
news and job printer; strictly temperate.
Address A. 3. c., Globe.
PRINTER -First-class Eastern printer desires
- SITUATION as foreman of country daily or
weekly paper; daily preferred Address Henry
Guertln, Zog Man ST, Holyoke, Mass 1925
DRINTER-By young man of many years
L experience in newspaper office; besf. of city
and country reference. Address y. X, post
Office,
pENMAN-G good penman, who speaks
l. good English and understands the care of
horses, wants a position Address 100, Globe )
pENMAN-By reliable young man; correct
u at figures; situation as bookkeeper or clerk
Address II. c., Globe. Z
DENMAN-A young man Of good habits and an
i excellent penman would like a position.
best of references given if desired; can keen anv
set of books. Address c. A. Bryan, Huron Daf
$50
DRESSAIAN-situation wanted as pressman in
L printing office; good reference given ii re-
quired. Address A. w. B., Globe.
CTEAMFITTING-Yo man wants place
- to learn steam6tting. Address J. Burke, 66l
Dale ST. l
CtTAPLE GOODS-To represent some manu-
- featuring jobber in st. Paul or Northwest for
staple goods or a specially if frst-classi large
perience. Address L., Globe G
CALESMAN-A young man that has had
~ years experience.Address J. NJ. D., Globe.
CALEsMAN in retail clothing store; years
- experience. Address s. Schlarm, Mt. Morris.
NY. Z
VNHOLESALE HOUsE-By q young man TO
w travel for Wholesale house; 3 years
periencei can furnish best city references; can
keep stock; wages not as much of an object as
permanent position. Address L D., Globe
." ORK-Job at any kind of work: don't care
w Tor pays have always worked a farm.
John Anderson, care G. w. McNellis.
XHORK by young man; speaks English Ger
w man and French; well posted in grocery
and hardware business; best of references Adj
dress B. B. Is, Globe. 6
yETE CAN GIVE you sittings and make YOU
Wv photos in time for the holidays; cabinet
photos only 81 per dozen; come before the price
rises Greenleafs, "a East Third st. SS6-
C.1I and upward loaned on personal property
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