St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-24

J.w. sPRAGUE. druggist, corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A ADVERTISEMENTS for the Want columns
n will not be received by telephone at this
Office.
A GENTS wanted for Marsh Electric lamp in
n every town and city where not represented
throughout the entire Northwest; we have men
now making SIS to $50 per day. Caution-Beware
of INSCRIPTIONS agents; that the name Of
Marsh is stamped on every lamp, If not pass them
by; particularly shun the on called brilliant II
being an infringement of the Marsh by I'M
scrupulous manufacturer made from cracked
brass and imperfectly ventilated and liable 70 eN-
plOde at any moment. The Marsh lamp is recon-
meEded by fire insurance underwriters; warrented
non-explOsive; take other John Haisley,
general agent for the Northwest, 2l7 East Seventh
St. st. Paul. "a.
A GENCIES-Men for branch agencies in every
n city throughout the country; none but ener-
getic shrewd men need apply. National Secret
Detective Service, room 90, Gilhllan block St
Paul MINI. Z4-9
A GENTS-Two live energetic men; salary or
n commission. Call in the morning. 50 West
Third st. l
A GENTS-For an article useful in every
~ farmers household Call between 10 and II
O'Clock $40 Broadway. up stairs .
A GENTs-To sell lighters; fits all tubular
n lanterns; win light in the wind at once; no
use for matches. C. II. Tyler, 402 Jackson St
1924
A RCHITECT-E. P. Bassford. room IS, Gil
Ii PORTRAITS, from locket to life SIZE
n taken at Greenleaf's. % East Third. and fin
ished in the best style, and at prices that make
Minneapolis weep. $50
CHOPPERS - Twenty cordwood choppers;
- ship tomorrow morning; Office open to-day
r.1nw~w ont Hoo
Minnesota St "a
CAPITAL-Any man with capital of SOS fur
- nished with business that will give him en-
ployment all winter. For particulars address
George A. Henry, p. o. box $40, Minneapolis,
MINI. -
- employed. Address Grocer, Globe.
OOMPOSITORs-A few good book compos-
- itors; steady work. J. W. Cunningham Co:
OANVAsSER, frst-class. for show cards; must
- be a good hustler; none other need apply.
Monday morning. Room 4 1856 Jackson St "a
N,ANVAssERs-A few good serial book can
- vassers best books and liberal terms Call
at 326 Wabasha, room 20
VASSERS-several good canvassers at
- the New Home sewing machine Office, so
East Sixth St, near Cedar. II. Jewell, manager
24-25
CANVASSERS for life insurance IN st. Paul
- and Minneapolis. Address Life Insurance,
Globe office.
CROCHETING-GirIs Immediately to do GRO
y cheting at Miss o'Leary's, 24S West Third st.
CARPENTERS-Thr schickler & Wilson,
- corner Sixth and Cedar SITS, st. Paul. 6
DON'T FORGET when you are getting ready
- for the grand opening of the ice carnival
that Horne & DAM Corner Fourth and Exchange)
make the best torches ever carried in St. Paul
carried torches made by the firm at the recent
corner-block laying will all testify that not smell
of kerosene was on their garments. 2I-26
LIVERY wORKINGMAN to take his family
"a to Greenleaf's. 81 East Third ST.. and secure
elegant cabinet photos, at only 81 per dozen. 1t is
the poor peoples picnic, and they should improve
IT, 1865
DARN HANDS-Two accustomed to drive
L teams Whites Employment office, sos Min
nesota St "a
GENERAL wORK-Active young man to do
" general work. Inquire at 4S East seveth st.
HOLLANDS RESTAURANT-Everybo
i come to Hollands restaurant. 456 Broadway,
opposite Portland block. We give g 6rst-class
dinner for 25 cents oyster stew, 20 cents first
class beefsteak, with potatoes, bread and butter,
Is cents. Try our meals and you will get satisfac-
ton Meal tickets. $3.50. John w. Holland, pro-
prietor.
TITCHEN WORK-A German boy to do
N kitchen work. Call early at 3l5 Robert st. !
ISL YOUR PROPERTY with Clark Wat
IL son, Fourth and Robert, opposite German
American bank. real estate agents and dealers.
+ ABORERS-Ten for Maiden Rock; sl.25 per
L. day; ship to-day. Whites Employment Of
fee. sos Minnesota st. "a
r AW STUDENT in an office; facilities for
IL study will be furnished Address 351 Drake
block, city.
MEN, 2, for dairy farms; office open to-day
WI from 10 to II. Whites Employment office,
sos Minnesota st. "a
DARK RESTAURANT-wante everybody
L in search of good meal for I5c to call at
Park restaurant, East Seventh and Wacouta sts;
we give beef steak, or pork chops or pork tender
loins or sausage, or eggs, with potatoes, bread
butter coffee tea or milk for 15c; oyster stew
(New York countsl, zoe 274-6mo
CyTORE wORK-Boy for store work at H.
- l. Nicolai's, 20 East Third st. Must be neat
and clean.
CTATIONMEN, 20, on the Chicago BurIing-
- ton & Northern railroad. Whites Employ
ment Office, 3Os Minnesota st. "a
- sale liquor house. One who has had actual
experience, and furnish references None
other need apply. Address d. L. W. ,Globe. 6
TYPEWRITER-sman boy who can use type
i writer to work in law Office. Ingerson &
Ovitt, German-American bank building
TRIMMERS-Twentyg girls to trim fancy snow
shoes. Call Immediately, Miss O'Learys,
PAS West Third ST., between Seventh and Oak.
TROUSERS TAILOR-A frst-class trousers
Il tailor good and steady man have
constant work and good pay. Apply at John Nc
Crumish. Winona, Mimi
TEXANS. 90 for city; s. per day. whites EN-
u ployment Office, sos Minnesota st, "a