St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-22


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WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
DAKER-Wanted first-cIass bread baker
~ at once, at 1928 Franklin av., Mime
neapolis.
~ penters, at New Brighton stock yards.
Call 2o21 Clinton av. south.
CABINETMAKEK S-Wanted, four cab
~ inetmakers at 218 Washin gton av
north, Minneapolis.
CHAMBERMAlD- wanted to do
~ chamber and dining-room work; girl
for all dining-room work. at st. James Hotel.
CIGARMA KtRS-Wanted, fifteen first
~ class cigarmakers at once; highest
wages paid. B. Eisele, 1929 Washington
av. north, Minneapolis.
CIGARMAKERS. steer clear of Mime
~ apolis. Boys are out on u strike.
CLERk-Wanted, all experienced clerk
~ for our dress department.; one who can
dress window preferred. The Big Brighton,
519 and 521 Washington av. south.
(HOOPERS-Wanted, ten firstclass flour
~ barrel coopers James Kennedy, 363
Pierce st. northeast.
EROOMS-Wanted, two grooms at Fisk's
" Palace Hotel, Nos. and 10 East Grant st.
uORSs SHOEK-Wanted. foorman. Call
to-day at TOT South Third ST., Mime.
apolis. between and o'clock.
M ACHINIsT-Wante machinist lathe
1V1 hands; also carpenters and pattern
makers. 900 Fourth st. south.
CHOEMAKERS " Wanted, shoemakers;
y good wages and steady work for winter.
j. H. Putnam 4 Co.. 1872 Chestnut av.
STENOGKAPHEk- Wanted experienced
~ young lady stenographer and typewriter
Immediately. James +. Williamson, SO7
Wright Block, Minneapolis.
THE ST. ELIZABETH HOME for
i working girls has been removed from
993 Hennepin av to 62S Sixth av. south.
NJ ANTED-Organizers and agents for
w new territory By the Provident Aid
Society of Portland, Me-; state treasury re-
serve fund; lowest cost insurance; only four
assessments last year; responsible manage
ment; correspondence Invited.
\NANTED-A young man handy with
w tools for electrical work; must be
willing and active. Address P. o. box 22S
city.
WET NURSE-Wanted, a wet nurse.
w Apply 81 Willow st.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
DARTENDER-W situation by ex-
ID perienced scandinavian; first-class
references Address B., Globe.
PARTENDER-A young GERMAN wants
- situation as bartender or in billiard
room; can talk English and German: would
like steady job Address Nicholas Schuwar-
ack, General Delivery. Minneapolis.
CLERk-A good Scandinavian grocery
~ clerk wants position in a groce ry store
Address o. B., Globe Minneapolis.
CTENOGKAPER-S Situation wanted by a
~ competent and experienced male stenog
raDher: can furnish first-class references
Address H. E.. IS East Eighth ST., ST. Paul.
PERSONALS.
M ADAME ANDREWS, clairvoyant and
1u magnetic healer, at 62l Twenty sixth
av. north. Take Blue Flag car.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MALL PAPER-New goods, lO-cent
w papers cents: l5-cent papers 6 cents:
25-cent papers cents; full direction for
hanging and making paste free. Washing
ton av south.
MARE AND COLT LOST-One sorrel
lsI mare and sOrrel colt. Return to c. S.
REVERE, Adams and Sumner SITS. northeast.
and receive reward. Telephone 5S1-6.
TO EXCHANGE-Watch jewelry, first
class board or vacant lots all clear, for
furniture, piano or other property. 319
Nicollet av.. Room ~.
A FINE CIGAR AND CONNECTIONS
II cry store at bargain can be investi-
gated. Address II SO. Globe. Minneapolis.