St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
pLACKsMITH-Wanted, carriage
ID blacksmith. 50 South Twelfth st.
DROOM TIER-Wanted, a broom tier at
- once at Tyrer's Broom Mandatory, 800
Fourteenth av south.
fHABINETMAKERS Wanted, six cabi-
~ netmakers; steady work to the right
men. 81 Washington av. north.
CIGARMAKEkS, steer clear of Mime
~ apolis Boys are out on strike.
CLOAK SALESLADIES-Will Dom
" aldson 4 Co. require at once frstclass
experienced cloak sslesladies. Apply to the
manager.
DREssMAKERs-wanted two dress
u makers. Room 80. Skiles-Lindley
Block, corner Seventh. s. r. Long.
EMPLOYMENT Situation wanted, by
can furnish good reference; not afraid of
work. Address W D, Globe, Minneapolis.
ENGINEER-Licens engineer, with
~ good references, wants position. Ad-
dress 100. Globe.
CAsFITTERS-Wan two gastitters
~ and two plumbers; none but first-class
men need apply. 29O1 Nicollet av. Wilk-
ins & st. Leyn.
ATASONS, plasterers fathers, Yellowstone
WI Park: large wages; man and wife for
officers family. Douglass Intelligence, 53
south Fourth st.
SALESLADY-Willia Donaidson & Co.
~ want thorough experienced saleslady.
IN the muslin underwear department. Apply
to the manager.
SHOEMAkER wanted; unmarried man.
~ Call at John d. Kaestner's 22Ss Wash
iDQtOD aV north for fuIl information
IlTEAM FITTER - wanted, first-class
~ steam filter. H. Kelly & Co., $50 Sec
ond av. south.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
NOACHMAN-Situa wanted as coach
" manin private family; best of city ref
erences given. Address S 4S, Globe, Min
neapohs.
NOACHMAN-Situat wanted as coach
~ man in private family; best of city ref
erences given. Address H 100. Globe.
PERSONALS.
p ooMs-For rent, five or six unfurnished
Ii rooms. Call at 2S7 Nicollet av., fruit
store.
MADAME ANDREWS. clairvoyant ana
Nl magnetic healer, at 62l Twenty-sixth
av. north. Take Blue Flag car.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DOCKE fBOOK LOsT-PocketbooS con-
l. tainlng small change, knife and lady's
gold ring. Return for reward, North
Fifteenth st.
DARTNER WATED-Prefer an active
i young man who can give his whole at
tention to profitable cash business. 3I9
Nlcollet av. j. B. Quinn
CHURCH SERVICES.
EIRsT PRESIsYTEKIAN-R J. S.
Il Flack; morning, communion; evening,
.'Christianity and Socialism
a LII SOULS UNIVEKSALIST-RE
"A s. W. Sample; morning, THE Essential
Trinity" evening, Benedict Arnold"
Culver LAKE CONGREGATIONAL
- Rev. R. T. Cross; morning, THE
American Board;" evening" "a Wonderful
Person."
DILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL
l. S. Lewis b. Speare; morning. Child
hood Piety;" evening. Sunday school con-
cert
EKEE BAPTIsT-REv. WAYLAND
Hoyt-Morning, 1.-THE Triumphant Re-
source" evening, What to Do When Life
Looks Dark"
STEVENS AVENUE FREE BAPTIST
- Rev. G. P. Linderman; morning,
sacred Promotions;" evening, "A View
From Rock
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMEK-REV.
- M. d. Shutter; morning, THE Ministry
Oi AeOSObCtiiaILont CfOu1ISt hC 14ioIOllO
Spirit in Work.
NEW JERUSALEM REV. J. S.
~ David; morning. Fourth Day of the
Spiritual Creation;'' evening, Talk on the
Second Coming of Christ"
ETHSEMANE EPISCOPAL-REV.
" J. J. Faude; morning, "Davids Son,
Dayid's Lord;" evening, Moral Instruction
in Public Schools"
TABERNACLE BAPTIST-REV. S. e.
l. Price; morning, 'Christianity's Concep-
tion of the Holy Spirit; evening, ''Trustable
as Water
| NAZARETH CHURCH-KEV. KRIS
~ tofer Jansen; morning. Numbered,
Weighed Found Wanting;" sacred concert
$50; evening, Sarah
CHURCH OF CHKIST-REV. ". J.
~ Lhamon; morning, Rev. NJ. H. Triton,
| of Ohio; evening, q. II. Carpenter, chancel-
| lor of Drake university.
OLIvET BAPTIST = REV W. r
" Mckee; morning, "a Prosperous
| Church;'' evening Practical Uses of Re-
ligion:' services in the new church.
| CPIRIFUALIsT AssOCIATION-624
! gressive lyceum; 11:3O, fact meeting; p.
| M, address by Mrs. Carrie NJ. Tryon.
CPIRITUALISTS - ODD FELLOWS
~ Hall-Rev. Moses Hull: morning, Jesus
and the MedIums;'' evening. biblical and
Modern Spiritualism Compared"
rFHIRTEENTH AVENUE NJ E.
i Morning, Rev. I. B. Starkey; evening,
| Mrs. Marion B. Baxter, THE Rights of the
| People to Prohibit the Liquor Business
4 NDREW PRESBYTERIAN REV.
n w. NJ. Kincaid; morning, 1.-THE Dis
| solving Tent and the Eternal Home:" even
| ing "A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed"
" M C. A-9:15, 1.-The Return of the
l. Ark" $3.50, address by DR.. Robert
| Boyle, of Canada, ID lecture room West
m n
| central rooms.
| DLYMOUTH CONGREGArIONAL -
| i Morning, ''Some Results of the Work of
| Foreign Missions;' 3 p. rn., temperance lee
| ture by Mrs. Marion B. Baxter; evening,
| 1.-THE Salvation of the World.''
Eoss M. Emo SERVICES.