St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-18

w II FREEMAN, News Dealer and General s'ore
sec Dayton avenue.
J.w. SpRAGUE, druggist. corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street
J. L. FRoIsETH, $40 Payne avenue.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
,RC1TTFCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN--
A ErnckerhoT X phillips, lOi East Third ST. .
GFNTS-Energetic pushing man wanted TO
"A handle an article OF merit by agents III MI n
nsgpolis; will give exclusive control; TINS is po
mana: only few dollars capital requlreu' Ne
Al 2l7 East seventh ST, =. Paul. .S--29
a GENTS 10 handle the new liquid ink eraser
a removes ink in two seconds 80 TO SlO u'i!
For terms stamped envelope, ~ HioN'0e 81
Crosse, Wis; lock box 4l6.
nOY-Agc between 70 and Is, 20 run as news
- agent ON railroad trains; must DC -
dressed and have - security. CalI NJ Ai''o -
III. or 5 p, m, 206 Drake block.
uBOY TO do chores morning and evening LOT
- board ana lodging. l&9 summit aY.
D0Y-A stout boy can have home until July
II forhis services about the house and slapiei
can 90 to school. Address II :, Glooe.
DARRFi-First-class white barberi no other
d need apply wages Sl2 per wee wet VIM Nm
A. c. Brown, Grand Central shop ~ Nlcu"' A'''A'
TVOMPOSITORS-rwo composi'orS at Ni'n
X Clymer's, $50 Jackson st.
COOF-yIan ut Davidson's restaurant corner
= Second ST. and Nicouet av., Minneapolis.
C,0ATNAKERS- good ones for three
I days Al 346 Jackson,
COAVNAKERS and two pantsmakers at
( once. Louis Gross. Wells, Mimi.
CVNNVASSERs wanted for ST. Paul Herald:
\ corner Third and Cedar SIS. =
IATYASSERS-Tw good canvassers TO sell
L rabbits soap Powder Call nj o clocA.
Cross Bros, Third av. and Grant ST. south.
@3%VASSERS-Tw experienced canvaSsers
y in st Paul not afraid of work TO hahole d
new patent article, a seller; TINS Is Il chaIc "a
make money. 2l7 East seventh 81. go
---,S-I-ISSFRS = Two energetic canvassers
| not afraid Of work. in -. Paul, 10 hahule
,,oyr Do+cnt article n seller; this is chance 10
make money. 2l1 East seventh st. 800
DRTGtIST-R registered in Wisconsin; one
IL capable Of taking charge oil country s'"ie
A ddress box ll9, Ellsworth, WIS.
::T->I,7-IiGIST- 0neyyho can speak German, ca
| J nable of taking charge OF a retah store III
thscity. Call at 4sl RICE 81.
T%FRGETIC, reliable man of good address
T. TO handle subscription agents IN -. r'lul ~, ~,
established rish-Amerlcan paper; 1Sf,o
sure uITTSu' MN Huuie'' 1856
DTAN acquainted with retail grocery business
lfL with good references Address T. o. CLIQUE
MEMBERSHIPS frst-class job printers
i Apply George c. Pound, 1856 sloley 81.
DXTNTER-First-class carriage. K. p. Cullen
/ % and 25 West Fourth st.
dark observation-disclosures everybody
L in search Of a good meal Tor Loo 10 eau u.
porl, restaurant East seventh and Nacouta sts.'
W. give beef steak, or pork chops or pork tehueT
loins sausage, OF eggs; win I2ta'ors, to-
p ~, v OIL, cornts) zoe. 27l-6mo
COTJCITOK-A few reliable men TO take or
- ders; salary paid weekly. l. west Ihiro
CAIFSMFN-To Introduce the Treasury of Irish
= EIoouence embracing the most celebrated
speeches of the great Irish orators from EoinuuS
burke to Parneu. E. +. Okesah' 80 h"s' SiAt -
'CGTFSTJAN in every town 90 sell tents avn
- ings hammocIs and camping outfits on com com
mission; inclose stamp for reply D. M hosseii,
100 East Fifth st.
TTES WFN-For night work. wages $500.
call at , O'Clock p. m. to-day. Harry slhks,
20 Fillmore av., West 81. Panl.
AGONHAtER- good one for new work
w and repairing. Nj. Schmitz, stewart, sllnn:
VTOT-NG MEN AND LADIES wanted to
learn telegraphy, days and evenings chance
for men to nearly make expenses %hle IeaIie ~
Globe , Telegraph company -'' ''--' 3O5'
7nn MORE station men for the 500 in WIS
HUI cousin. Cotton, y Second st. south. MIN
.1eonolis. 1850
CIn and upwards loaned personal property:
t0lU See r. Demings ad in financial col. DO
Female.
A PPRENTICES To learn dressmaidng;
A wages allowed at expiration of four months.
35l West seventh st.
a PPRENTICES TO learn dressmaking; 35l
"A West Seventh St; after four months wages
will be given.
PPRENTICE to learn dressmakins, mme-
"A diately at 359 Vest seventh St Mrs Ghnes'
VOOK-German, female meat and pastry cook
y at Sl5 Robert st. .
OOOK-A good girl; must understand plain
Y cooking; good wages and easy work. Corner
Eighth and Wabasha /
0OOK-German, who understands washing and
u ironing. I25 East Ninth 1t.
1VOOEA and second girl; modern house; every
\ convenience. Mrs J.. b. Smith, 200 East
Tenth ST.
TTOME offered to any lady who will take charge
N 4 of a partial invalid and run small house,
reference required. Address A 30 Globe. q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for diningroom and
Il homework Call early Feb. Is, at S2S Wa
basha St. between Third and Fourth SITS. 3
TTOCsEWORK-A neat, tidy girl for general
I homework in small family. Call ut 236
Spruce st. .
TTOUSEWORKER for choice places in first
/ class families in and out Of city; cooks; Ger
man girls. AchlIeS' 100 flasl oeNehth. = :
TJOUSEWORK-Gin for general housework
IL at 215 East Eighth s..
Observation-Disclosures girl for board
Il ing house at $50 Rosabel ST. Scandinavian
preferred. 4
uOUSEWORrk-Neat and good German or
II American girl; one that can sleep at home;
none others need apply. 2S5 Spruce st.
UOUSEWORK-Gir for general; German
II preferred. 52l Ashland ay. 4
HOUS EW ORK-A steady girl will find a good
II home and light homework in small family
I9s Dayton av.
uOUSEWORK-Ay young girl to assist at gem
eral homework. Inquire at 527 Carroll st.
TTOUSEWORK-Goo wages paid TO smart
II girl. Apply at once to 227 Iglehart St. 3
HOUSEWORK-G RI in small family; no chill
II dren; at Gao Burr st.
HOUSEWORK-Goo girl for general house
Ill work 81 East Twelfth ST.
TJOUSEKEEPER-A competent housekeeper
and cook with references call immediately.
Leon Frank, corner Eighth and Jackson. 3
TTOUSEWORK- Good girl for general house
II work at 474 Cedar St
NTACHINE WORK-Girl 60 make shirts and
lYA overalls; steady work Address 1873 East
Thirteenth st.
c1EAuSTRESSES-A once five experienced
- seamstresses Mrs. j. p. Faber, l47 West
Third st.
CECOND GIRL at 1856 Exchange st.
CECOND wORK-Grl TO do second work
- and help with sewingi good cutter and fit
ter preferred. Address 20 Grant, head Cedar St
VOUNG LADY to tend a candy counters mus;
L come well recommended. Apply at 1861 Jack
son st.
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