St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-07
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SI1 OA1iONS w AN
Male.
A GENTLEMAN 40 years of age, with fifteen
| II years travelling experience, representing
the drug trade for New York houses, and well and
favorably known between New York and the Pa
| cifc coast, is DESTROYS Of position with some St.
Paul house, having brought his family here for
permanent residence; would not object to occa-
sional short trips Address P, Globe. $50
DOOKKEEPER assistant or general Office
ID work, by young married man; frst-class ref
erences. P. P. c., Globe. 8
COLLECTOR, or city salesman, well ac-
~ ouainted with the grocery. flour and feed
business; very best of references furnished. H,
Globe.
CLERk in shoe store by young man. H.. 567
- Orleans St, West st. Paul. 4
(EOOK-Experienced man cook; best of refer
| - ence. L. NJ, 1903 East Franklin av., Mime
apolis, MINI. 5
COOK-A situation by a frst-class meat and
~ pastry cook no objection to going out of the
city. B. c., Globe.
| COACHMAN-In private family; city refer
~ ences; cor Fort and Tenth SITS. 5
| TOACHMAN-By reliable young man, Dane:
~ understands driving and care of horses and
well acquainted in city. B. A, Globe. 5
| HOACHMAN-By young in private
! ~ family, understands driving and taking care
of horses. William F. Parker Globe. 4
| INCONSISTENCIES and reliable; Ger
- man, English and French; references.
Registered. L., Globe. 5
DREssMAKING and sewing to do; 1888 Wood
| ~ bridge ST. 5
| - horses; is well acquainted with city; age 20.
| Il. NJ, Globe. 4
| ENGINEER-Practi steam engineer. P.
| II B., Globe. 2SO-S6
| EVENING EMPLOYMENT BY a young
u man. either copying or posting up books.
good writer. James, Globe. 4
| EOREIAN-By irst-class man understanding
| i street grading and every branch of railroad
| construction; best references; 163 Acker st. 5
uOSTLER-By young German to take care
of horses and drive; furnish frst-class
references. Frank Kolpert, 400 East Seventh st.
HEAD SHIPPER in some wholesale house.
II either here or in Minneapolis, by gentle
man of long railroad experience. King, Globe.
DOSITION by young man; years experience
L in wholesale business ip New York city: will
ing worker; good references from last employer.
| ]. L. S., Globe. 4
DICTURE FRAME MAKER and salesman;
L must be good c. Thomas, 43 West Third ST.
DRESSMAN by first-class cyclinder. lately
from Chicago; No. l references. Press
| man, Globe. 8
| CTTUATION-By young gentleman; a few
| > hours every evening assistant clerk or
bookkeeper preferred; speaks Scandinavian and
| English. S. A. A., Globe. 5
| SyITUATION-By boy to work mornings, moons
| - and evenings for board. o. X, Globe. 5
CITUATION-By young man. assisting even
| ~ ings; bookkeeping preferred; speaks German
and English; wages no object; references. w. G.,
| Globe 9
| TRAVELLING POSITION by a young man
! l. thoroughly acquainted with the tea, coffee
and spice business. ]. A. W., Globe. 5
| VT7ORK-By German as man for all work Call
Wv on or address Frank MARI. l89-191 West
Fourth st. 8
DOOKKEEPER-By young lady as assistant
! ID cOpyist; salary not much of an object.
| 1926 Blaisdale av., Minneapolis. 5
| COMPANION-By a young lady desiring a
| ~ good home for the winter TO nice old lady,
or governess to young children; best references.
NJ. s., 649 Collins st.
| CASHIER, typewriter or any kind of Office
| ~ work. by young lady; no objections to leaving
the city. Il. L., Globe. 8
| HUTTER-One who uses the s. T. Taylor sys-
! ~ tenn for cutting and fitting, wishes few en-
gagements to sew in private families. B. Globe.
! TOOK-Hotel restaurant; no objection to
| ~ leave the city; reference hrst-class. Z. H..
Globe. 4
| DRESSMAKER-By young lady who has
u had one years experience G.. Globe. 8
| SALESLADY-By lady of several years. ex-
~ perience. in dry goods or millinery store best
city references. NJ. e. F., 955 Hudson 5
| WET NURSE-Inquire at lO4. corner Eaton
| w and Elizabeth sts., West st. Paul 8