St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
| A GENTS-Harvest for; article sure sale in
n every house. AS Jackson ST., room g. 1872
A GENTS-Good agents to handle :. good ar
! n tIcle; it will pay. 30 Gilfllan block. 1872
GENTS wanted; the greatest victory ever
! n 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 q day
| terms. John Haisey, PIT East Seventh st. Agent
| Supplies Office, St. Paul 1907
| A GENTS through the entire Northwest for the
| n best rug machine in America; no trouble to
make IS day; sample machine and rug pattern
sent for 81; knits rags or yarn 100 stitches min
! ute. John Haisley, 217 East Seventh ST. st. Paul
agents supply office. 1907
| GENTS wanted IN every city and town
| "A 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; can be applied on all old fixtures; 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,
PIT East Seventh ST.. agents supply office, st.
Paul. 100.
DELL BOYS at the windsor.
boy at AL sibley ST. 1
! DOY or girl to read for shorthand writer or to
- exchange dictation, part of day and evening.
NJ 49, Globe. 1
| pOY to feed press; only an experienced hand
y need apply. H R. Curtis & Co., 1873 East
Third st. Z
DoY-About Is or II years old; must talk Ger
| y man. to work in the store. l20 Martin st.
! POY-To feed press; steady employment for
- good feeder. SAG Sibley st. l
| DOY to make himself generally useful in store.
IL Room 3, Drake block, East Third st. Z
| DOY-Good, smart boy for messenger Apply
| - r. G. Dunn Co.. Drake block. s
pARBER, frst-class, $50 Robert ST. come at
- once; no scrubs need apply. 1
pARBER at 574 Broadway for Saturday and
ID Sunday. Z
DARTENDER-Cal at ST. Paul house Monday
- morning, between and 10 O'Clock. l
CARRIER at harvester works: apply at once.
~ w. E. Magraw, ,circulator, Globe.
| EtANVASSER--Good; one that's had ex-
y perence preferred. West Fourth, Globe. l
! GtANVASSERS-Two good, A canvassers. APP
| ~ ply after am, 317 Wabasha ST., Room =.
1928
| (tOLLECTOR-Bright active young man. st.
| " Paul collection bureau, 315 Jackson ST.
| C1OATMAKERS-T A coat and pantmak-
~ ers to go to st. Cloud; good prices. Room
II. Windsor hotel, st. Paul.
CARRIAGE TRIMMER-Good job; apply at
~ once, It. P. Hall & Co., Rochester. Mimi. Z
| CARPENTERS, two or three good, to buildaa
| ~ barn. Inquire at corner OF Grand av. and
Dunlap ST., near Milwaukee short line.
| GNARPENTERS-Six good. for railroad work.
| ~ Call at Park house, 3S7 Sibley ST., to-day. Z
| CHEESE MAKER-Good 1874 Rondo st.
OIGARMAKERS-T good workmen at Wa
~ basha; 81 and SO work. H. Marquard, Wa
basha, MINI.
EEED BOY-one; good; at Rich s. CIymer's 5,
| ! $50 Jackson st.
LIVE MEN early Monday morning. j. w.
I Ward. corner Dale and La Fond SITS, city.
uOSTLER-Ma to take care of horse at
| IL White Bear lake Inquire between and 5
O'Clock, at room 80, Gilfllan block.
HOSTLER-A man to take care of horse etc.
| IL call July and 8, between and a. M, at
| rooms-McQuillan block corner Third and Wa
| basha SITS.
M EssENGER BOY-Apply to R. G.. Dun &
1Fl Co., Drake building.
DRESS BOYS-Two experienced ones. H. R.
Curtis & Co., printers. 1873 East Third st.
D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. j. II. Holmes, I34
East Fourth ST., St. Paul.
DLU1IBERS-Good;a at P. V. Dryer s. Bros,
| L SO East Third st. 6
| - Work on sew
Ii eral new lines in Minnesota and Wisconsin;
wages $l75 per day; free fare in nearly every in
stance; also men for city work at the same wages,
and farm laborers at s25 and S2S per month for
| Minnesota and Dakota. John Swanson & Co.,
corner Seventh and Sibley sts., st. Paul, and IL
High St, opposite Union depot, Minneapolis. 1872
DAILROADERS to the front; 400 men
IL wanted for the Northern Pacific railroad on
the Cascade division; wages 81 per day; steady
| work until May, 1887; ship next Tuesday. John
| Swanson 4 Co., corner Seventh and Sib1ey sts,
st. Paul; IL High ST., opposite Union depot, Min
! neapols. 1872
e ALESMAN-Experien ury goods sales
~ man who must speak German and be single.
Address by letter only to box A. s., saltwater,
| MINI. 1852
GRAPHER-Practical, evenings. to
| ~ finish gentleman at the Globe Telegraph
Office who writes ''B Pr Call or address room
| So Davidson block city.
STENOGRAPHERS call for positions. Anne
~ c. Drew s. Co., room 9. Hale block, opposite
| Merchants I29-
IT EAdS-TEN; Monday morning, ON Fifth St
| L between Waeouta and Rosabel; wages S3.75. IL
TINNER-Apply this morning at 2l6 West
4 Third st. A. d. Palmer.
DORTER good, with references at 1853 West
L Third ST.; apply at a. m.
KXTOODTURNER - Steady Job and good
| w wages. Shickler l. Wilson, corner Sixth
and Cedar.
w able employment to represent in this
city and vicinity; SIS monthly and expenses or
| commission if preferred; goods staple flour;
| everyone buvS Address Standard Silver Ware