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

CIR 10, 1Ss6.-SIXTEEN PAGE
SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
| A GENTS for new and fast-sellng work; big
"A inducements to the right parties. e., Globe.
| A GENTS-A call to all my old agents who
IA handled the Marsh Electric Lamp last sea-
son, as well as for hundreds of new men | want
an agent In every town and city In the Northwest
| for the genuine Marsh Electric Lamps greater
| inducements than ever; best. cheapest and safest
light in America; Sc sperm candle power, equal to
| old style lamps; costs q cent per hour war
| ranted non-explosive; now Is the time to secure
| an agency; two men are now making S36 per week;
send 49, SO for sample and start to work ut once;
will give live man the control Of Minneapolis;
have Of the fastest selling novelties ever han
| died by agents; why be slaves for others when
| you can make four times as much handling my
| goods Write, incloslng stamp for circulars and
terms, to John Haisley, 2l7 Fast Seventh st.. st.
| Paul manufacturers agent. 27s-s4
A GENTS-Three speaking or more Ian
n guages to sell albums. Dickens, encyco-
pedias, etc.; IS per day from now till Christmas.
| p. b. Collier. 81 Davidson block. 2S3-s4
GENTS wanted to sell the Triumph self
IA wringing mop; best selling article ever intro
| duced. Call address Il. s. w. Mop Co., T0l
Nicolet av. Minneapolis. 1884
A GENTS-Msn wanted to attend every fair IN
| n the Northwest to sell my Eclipse bsgholder;
it is new; unparalleled success; one made sos one
| week, another $50 in one day; sample sent for
| price, 80 cents, or three for ST. John Hasley 2H
East Seventh st. upstairs, agents supplies Office.
232+
A GENTS to canvass for dress reform goods.
II Call at 1913 East Ninth st. 2s3-s4
A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents; the New York
n restaurant. A2 Jackson st, between Seventh
and Eighth sts., gives beefsteak with potatoes,
| bread, butter and coffee for 10 cents; ham and
eggs, with potatoes, bread, butter and coffee Tor
| Is cents oyster stews, Is cents. 2S2-9S
BLACKSMITH for horse-shoeing and pillow
ID work. Gus Munding, Rush City. MINI.
DRICKLAYERS-15 men, high wages paid to
- good men. Apply to VIM Toelsen, or at the
| building, Seventh and Franklin or Chestnut and
Exchange SITS. l
- corner of Eighth and Minnesota SITS. w. B.
Bailey. l
DAKER-Bread cakes. $50 West Third st.
DAKERS-Two good bakers. Call at 5s3 East
- Seventh ST., or at 20l5 Fourth av. SOUTH
Minneapolis.
DOY, bright, to learn shorthand and type
~ WrltInG In exchange IOr TWO hours WOrk
daily on books in railroad general Office. Address
| p 49, Globe. 2S3
DOY-Good smart boy to wait on table and
ID make himself useful; call at 62 East Elev-
enth st. to-day. l
DOY-A respectable boy, one living at
ID home. g. NJ Angel, 1872 East Ninth st. l
| pOY-Good, at Se4 East Seventh st.
CtOATMAKERS-Fou first-class; steady job;
~ apply at once to SO East Third st. F. Fahey.
COACHMAN who can make himself generally
" useful around the house; good city refer
| ences. Inquire between and 10 m. at II. III.
! Rice, 255 Summit av. Z
C,ARPENTERS-App1ya at new building near
" fair grounds; winters work. Il. w Coving-
| ton.
| DRIvER wanted at Kents package delivery,
| ~ 209 West Seventh st. Z
TEWELER at weller, the pawnbroker's. 116
| y East Seventh st. l
| IA AN AND wIFE-Man for wages. wife for
| lsl her board; good home for right party. 7.
| B. Somers 4sS Rice st.
| m AN-Young; to carry in business district.
| WI w. E. Magraw, circulator, Globe. Z
| OFFICE BOY-A good, reliable boy in COM
| ~ mission house; must be a good penman; one
| living with parents preferred W. j.. Globe Z
| DAINTERS-Corner sibley and Grotto SITS.
| DORTER-First-c lass. Apply at Myers &
| Finch, Bridge square. 1
| DLUMBERS-Two practical. A. Black, LAG
| L East Fourth st.
| CALESMAN-Five expert enced dry goods and
| y furnishing goods statesmen at Al East
| Third st.
C,ALESMAN-First-ca dry goods; one that
| - understands the business and has good refer
! ences. Call at Room 49, Fire and Marine build
| ing. b
C,OLICITORS-The Home Library association,
| 4 a&nIN Of C,io hav sfa cd a
| branch Office desires the services of frst-class
solictors liberal inducements offered to right par
| ties. Room rs Union block 2S3-S4
| SOLICITOR-Experie advertising; none
) but firstclass men need apply. Call at Inter
! national hotel Monday, from to 10 a. IN.
| VNEAMSTER-Corner Alabama and Fulton;
| call to-day.
| TOOL DRESSER Stone cutter tool dresser
| Mike Maurens. foot of Chestnut st. Z
| UOUNG MANIC drive delivery wagon.
L Apply at $50 Robert st.
| YOUTH of 16. c. Thomas, 43 West Third ST.
| VOUNG MEN and ladies to learn teIegraphy
| shorthand and tpyewriting day and evening
classes; chance for men TO nearly cover all ex-
penses while learning; terms reasonable; send
| for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, SS6
| Jackson ST. ST. Paul. 279*
Ok MEN for Appleton, $1.75 per day, board
| ~ So So free fare; ten men for Hinckley,
n * ner day. free fare: six carpenters for CITY
81 so; four stonemasons for city, $3.50; ten teams
for city 1915; one good camp cook, $50 per month
s sts, St. Paul, or II High st., Minneapolis 28S
| O00 ROCK and station men for the Iron
| %OO mountains in Northern Wisconsin,
| steady work all winter Charles Cotton, $40 Sib-
| ley st. 279+
| ROO MEN for Frisco line in Indian terri
| OOO tory; graders tunnel men, bridge men,
| ETC.. all winter work; ship Monday night; $50
men to lay and surface track in Kansas, 81 80 and
s75 per day; board $780, winter work. Cotton, $40
| Sibley ST. 2Sl-3
| ZOO MEN FOR the Colorado Midland rail
| OOO road, laborers, teamsters carpenters
rockmen, drillers, masons, etc.; lowest wages S2
| steady work for year; ship Saturday night;
| call for passes at Whites employment office, 295
| Jackson ST. corner Third st. Paul, or III Wash
| ington av south Minneapolis. 2S3
Female.
| MOTHER carload of girls at Hayes EN-.
| N ployment Offices my orders for German and
Swede girls are twenty to one; now why do you
| walk around for weeks hunting places when you
| can get 200 free of charge as usual; l have so
| family places on ST. Anthony Hill which have to
| be cancelled if not taken by Wednesday next
| 4s9 Wabasha, near capitol. 2S3-s6
A ACHILLES intelligence Office, 165 East
! N. Seventh street, corner Jackson over MAE.
haitian clothing store; hotels and families in need
| of frst-class help find here what they want; 100
girls for housework, cooks and nurse girls wanted.
292-84
PRENTICE GIRLS-Two, for dressmak-
N ing; wages paid after three months; cutting
and fitting taught; one inisher experienced hand.
| Mrs c. Monroe 81 East Seventh street. 2SS
COOK-Good cook at 1863 Pleasant av. z
~
GIRL to do general Homework at $50 East
VI Ninth ST.
~ IRL-For general housework, at 121 East
VI Fourteenth st.
TTRT-For general housework. at Ar East
" Eighth st.
GIRL at 452 Minnesota st. /
~ 1RL for general homework; one who knows
" how to COZ washing. Apply 10l West
| Third ST., upstairs.
GIRL for general housework in small family.
| " Apply 4s6 Collins st.