St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-23
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

STU ATlONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENTS are making $500 per month soliciting
IA for the Union Endowment association OF
Minnesota; 1000 at marriage; $1,000 in five years
to the married; for the next twenty days ten
dollar admission fee will secure $4,000 certif-
cate. E. NJ French, Secretary, 430 Wabasha ST.,
st. Paul. 141-4S
IA west for Brewster's Safety Rein holder; the
greatest boom ever offered for agents; $40 a day
easily made; everybody that drives a horse wants
them; can be attached on every vehicle drawn by
horses, from the finest carriage down; runaways,
tramping of lines under the horses feet and an
noyance of not finding your reins where you left
them done away with by the use of this safety
holder. 2l7 East Seventh ST., st. Paul. John
Haisly. 132-43
a GENTS and canvassers a.tention-H you
n are making less than s. day. call and see
the latest novelty of merit out; wanted in every
office, store and house; never been canvassed and
sells at sight; energetic ladies succeed as well
men; agents wanted everywhere; sample sent on
receipt of rs cents. 2I7 East Seventh ST., st.
Paul, John Haisly. 132-4S
A GENTS wanted throughout the entire North
IN west for the best rug machine made; knits
rags yarn, 200 stitches minute; have the
latest designs in Turkish rug patterns; agents
making IS a day on patterns alone; sample ma
chine and rug pattern sent anywhere for 81. 217
East Seventh ST., st. Paul. John Haisly. 132-4s
pOOKKNIEN-Our new Dakota and Canadian
ID territory has no rival as book field; Mime
sots and Wisconsin territory is also unlimited;
our new publications (standard), albums, etc.,
have no equals. p. F. Collier, 81 and IS Davidson
block. 1874
pRICKLAYERS-G bricklayers at city
- hall, Monday, May 90. David Emsley.
PKICKLAYEKS-sev frst-class, near the
II corner of Seventh and Pine. 1
nELT BOYS AFT fine Windsor I
RAKER-First-class bread and cake, at once
ID at 12l Martin st. 1
PARBERS-Two good frst-cIass barbers
- steady work. American House barber shop
337 Wabasha st. Z
BARBER WANTED at 4OS East Seventh ST.
RARBER-Under drug store Seven corners. z
RUTCHER-Good; Scandinavian preferred
- Call Sunday at 600 Canada st.
pUTCHER-Must speak German, have good
II references and be able to furnish $50 secur-
ity. Corner Dale and Laurel. z
ROY to feed printing press. Apply to foreman
II printing department Berkey, Tallmadge &
Co.
pOY-To attend soda fountain Karl Simmon
II Fourth and Jackson. z
pOY to work in store; must have good refer
IL ences. Myers Finch, Bridge square. Z
ROY-At Star clothing, s5 East Seventh st. Z
pOY-Bright of about Is years Apply from y
~ to 2 to-day at Tribune Office. Ryan hotel. Z
G,IGARMAKERS-Tw hand workmen at
~ once. Inquire 284 West Third ST.. between
II and !, noon. l
TfANVASSERS-For st. Paul and vicinity
~ competent parties can make large salary.
Address, stating experience, references. etc., job
Globe.
COMPETENT MAN that thoroughly under
~ stands the retail boot and shoe trade; refer
ence required. L. IS, Globe. 142-4S
nELIYERY CLERK-Smart active young
~ man; must come well recommended. Call
Sunday at 600 Canada st.
nRAYIAN in commission house; young man
IL preferred. B. & o. Globe 1886
EROCERY CLERK-Experienced state
"a where last employed. Grocer, Globe. z
uOSTLER-A trusty man who understands
IL caring for horse and doing general chores;
wages Sl5 per month with board and washing:
must give good city references and understand
the location OF city streets P. c. W., Globe. 143
r I'VE Manic canvass st. Paul for house
IL hold necessity, just patented; splendid op-
portunity for the right man. J. S. s., Globe. 1928
MAN with horse and wagon for delivery, or
Nl horse and buggy alone, 81 East Seventh.
OFFICE WORK-strong boy, not ever l6
" years. II East Fifth ST., between 10 and IL
DRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cylinder press
i feeder for book work; also a feeder for Job
presses; good wages paid for frst-class work.
West Publishing company Sl3 Wabasha st. 1
DIAPER HANGERs-Two. frst-class, at the
L ST. Paul Carpet company. 1
DANTSMAKERS-Ex girls to make
l. overalls and pants on steam-power machines;
constant employment given S. A. Forest. 1856
East Seventh st.
DLUMBEKS-we have need for good plumb
i ers. steady employment and highest wages.
Prendergast Bros. 81 East Third st. 1
DAINTERS-Two good ones, at 1876 Winifred
st. l
DIAPER HANGERS and decorators; first class.
L Oliver Baker, AIT Wabasha. z
% ABROAD LABORERS for all points in
III the Northwest, ship every day. Moore's
employment office, 2s3 sibley ST., directly opposite
union depot. 143
CALESAIEN in every town in Minnesota and
~ Dakota to sell tents and awnings ON commits
sion. ]. NJ. Russell, 100 East Fifth st. z
C1GN PAINTER-Youngm man with experience
~ in drawing wants to learn sign and decorative
painting; is not afraid to work 'sgn,'' Globe. 1
SHORTHAND : Intelligent young man to
~ study shorthand and operate typewriter at
McCourt's amanuenss and reporters training
school, over Second National bank 143
CNTENOGRAPHEE of railroad experience at
~ McCeurts bureau of shorthand and tyyewrit-
ing, over Second National bank. 14S
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter substitute,
~ afternoons, four weeks; must be experienced.
Call between 10 and 12 a. M, 200 East Third st. z
CTENOGRAPHERSc call for positions. Anne
~ C. Drew & Co., room 8, Hale block, opposite
Merchants. 129-
THREE MEN speaking two or more lam
L guages to take orders in both cities; So per
day. j. o. Sullivan, 81 Davidson block 1884
FNEAMS-Ten men and five teams to fill up lots
Il liz East Fourth ST., opposite German-A mer-
lean bank /
WRAPPER STRIPPER at No. 27O Rice ST.
w z
VXTANTED--A man to keep books who uses
w Dukes l. 4. L. soap.
VTTAITER-At 2s5 Sibleyst z
VOUNG MAN to work in commission house.
L j. A. b. Globe /
VOUNG MEN AND LADIES wanted to
L learn telegraphy, days and evening; chance
for men to nearly make expenses while learning.
Globe Telegraph company, Sc Davidson block. st.
Paul, MINI. 3O3s
O. n to 800 loaned on furniture horses cows
pl Oand wagons; property not removed. r. DEM
ing 4 Co., 1862 Jackson. cor. Fifth, over bank 11S*
s)OAGENTS Immediately to take orders for the
~ New National Atlas for the state of Minne-
sofa and the territory of Dakota. This is the only
atlas published from the surveys of the govern
ment. Call at once and secure territory. Sted-
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jackson ST., ST. Paul MINI. l24-49