St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-01

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In Every Case The Money MUst Accom-
pGny the Order.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
bale.
4 GENT-Man wanted to represent farm
~ produce dealer in st. Paul; small cash
security required Address Walter Williams,
Grand Forks Dakota 306-S07
4 CIGAR-Henry Klosterman's cigar taa-
II tory, 6S2 Mississippi St; famous
'Huntress'' Zoe cigar manufactured: orders
promptly filed 23,-309
4 FIRST-CLASS OYSTER STEW and
n warm or cold lunch served ut all hours;
nearest place to the capitol at which lunch
can he had. 4S6 Wabasha. 291*
4 GOOD DINNER for 10 cents and Is
n cents. PARK Restaurant, open day and
night; oysters to order at all hours; corner
Seventh and Rosabel. 302*
A GOOD MEAL for Is cents; meal tickets
n $3.50. 32l ST. Peter. 2so*
A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents and up
n wards. Oyster and Chop House, corner
Sixth and Jackson. 3O2-5OS
A MEAL-Cheapest ana best restaurant
N in the city; twenty-one meal tickets, So.
37S Minnesota. 2Sl-3lo
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rk done by hand;
n low prices; perfect satisfaction guaran-
iced. Mrs. Johnson, BOG Rice st. 2S4*
4 NEW YORK REsTAUKANT-Me Meals
"A at all hours; best 15c, dinner III the
Gty; lunch sent anywhere i'll the business
district. 442 jackson st. 30I*
A PICTURES. Paul Picture Frame
n factory; all kinds of pictures and
frames; cheap framing. 80 West Third st.
29i 800
BOARD Wanted, boy about Ia or 16
IL years of age to deliver groceries and feed.
Corner Cook st. and Payne ave.
BLACKSMITH = Wanted, blacksmith
y good for horseshneng and general
York. Apply to Henry W. Kruse, Rush City.
Ninn. 4
RARBER-wanted, barber for saturday;
~ Third and Commercial sis. f. w.
Thomas .
DRICkLAYE twenty brick
ID layers, corner Fourth and Broadway,
Beaupre block 3A5-6
DATHS-Hot and cold. steam heat; all
- modern conveniences; six baihsfor 81:
shaving, 10 cents. Ii East Eighth st. 3o'
DOYS-SiXc or eight boys this morning,
ID twelve or fourteen years old. by the
Western WoodenWare company, l15 Chicago
av. O'Clock sharp.
DOYS-Fiye coed, steady Eoys from 10 to
ID II years of age. Bee Hive Enterprise,
seventh and Robert, 500
DOY, sixteen 10 eighteen, to work about a
ID meat market: call early. CTS Selby av. 4
DOY wanted at Tierney 4 Co. S comm1s-
ID sion house. 90 East Fifth ST.
DELLBOy-Wan night bellboy at
ID International hotel
CORRESPONDENT a young
- man OF business experience and capac-
ity as a correspondent. 10, Globe. 3O5-6
CARPENTERS -Good carpenters wanted
- to do finishing work. Call at 619 Gaul-
!ier st. 5
CYOACHMAN-Wan coachman with
man. Address c l42, Globe. 5
CLERK-Wanted, a we'll recommended
- young man who has served i'll a retail
dry goods store: German or Swede preferred.
Apply at once corner Neill and Ninth rear
47S East Ninth. 306-o7
(NLERk-tirocery clerk; must speak Ger
- man and scandinavian and live with
parents. Apply at 463 Wabasha ST.. corner
Ninth. 305-06
CyANDY-For pure homemade candy ana
- CONNECTIONS go to II. ii. Travis, The
candy man. 46S Jackson. 290-319
(NORNICE MAKERS wanted at St Paul
- Roofing and Cornice works, corner Sixth
and WacCuta st. 301-307
COSMOPOLITANL LUNCH ROOM, IA
- East Fourth St.-Meals zoe; board and
lodging SIS per week. 30I*
GOATMAKER - First-class coatmaker
~ wanted to work by the week. Call at 53
East Fifth st. L
DRIVER-Wanted, boy living at home.
~ down townt TO care for and drive horse
Apply after p m. at 747 Olive St, corner Of
Pennsylvania av. 4
ELECTION NEWS CARRIERS-Sixtv
IL intelligent Young men wanted. to bring
in election returns for the GLOBE. Call at
council chamber. city hall, with written ap-
plication, Friday, Nov. 2, at noon. 2-5
T AUNDRY-AH work done by hand; lace
IL work a specially: also, Sfoemalingand
repairing neatly done; good stuff and low
prices. G42 Broadway. 29S*
M AN-Wanted, live, energetic man of GOOD
NI address: steady winters job; reference
required. No 323 st. Peter ST.. corner Fourth.
$685.
MEsN;-,1ren men in Oakland cemetery;
wi Sl.7o per day. 800 -306
M OLDER-Wanted, one bench moIaer;
fob
Phoenix Iron Works company, North st.
Paul. 3
POSITIONS OF TRUST-To those able
l. to give bonds and good references Bee
Hive Enterprise. Seventh and Robert BOG
DORTER-Wantcdm man not under thirty
for light porter and collector. Address.
stating age. nationality. previous occupation
and salary required, NJ l31, Globe. 5
DORTER-Wanted, strong young man for
porter at McFegh Bros, 81 East Third 5
DAPERHANGERS = Wanted, several
L good ones Immediately. j. A. Gamer.
~ West Third st. 4
DRESS FEEDER wanted for Job presses.
l. Tompkins Il Co., - and Is Davidson
block.
DAINTERs-Wanted two painters for
decorating in fresco. Call at p. H. W.
Tauscher. 3dl2 West Third st. 5
DLUMBERS-Fou experienced plump
ers and jobbers; $3.50 and 81. so per
day. Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh and
robert 306
DLUMBERS-Want ffrst-class plump
ers. }. 7. Holmes. 343 Minnesota ST. 3
DRINTER wanted at 33G sibley ST. Geo.
L C. Pound.
y EPAIRiNG-A good job-Honse and
IL furniture repairing and general lob
bling; perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Por.
ter Il Gordy. 8 Fillmore av. 295*
D EPAIRiNG OF ALL kinds of sewing
Ii machines; work on machinery guaran-
teed; safes opened and locks repaired Peder
Peterson. 3O6-335
SoLICIToRs-Two good, prepossessing