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pany the Order.
SITUATIOXS OFFEItED.
jMalf.
________
AN AMERICAN gentleman of intelli
gence and fair education wanted imme
diately for a somewhat responsible position ;
need not be experienced in our line, but
must have a good record and be well ac
quainted in the city. Call after 10 o'clock
Monday, Selmnr Hess, 272 East Seventh st.
:■■:-:■-■ 64
A MEAL for 10 cents and upwards ; beef
steak and potatoes, with bread, butter
and coffee, 10 cents; oyster stews, 15 cents;,,
open all night. New York restaurant, 442
Jackson st. 63-64
AGENTS wanted at once in every town for
a useful article to business men; one
agent can make $4 and $5 a day; send 2-cent
stamp. Address John Schroegler & Co., 164
Fourth st., corner Chestnut, Winona, Minn.
63-65 ____.
AGENTS— Wauted. good life insurance
solicitors for a large and liberal Eastern
company, in Minnesota, Dakota aud Wiscon
sin. Address J 74, Globe. 59 65
ALL FLAYERS wauted: good men for
minor league. Address G 65, Globe. 1
BOY— Wanted, a boy to do oflice work, at
Stevenson Mercantile company, 84 East
Fifth st. Call at 9 o'clock, Monday morning.l
BOY— Good feed boy at Phil D. Hall's
printing office, 336 Sibley st. ; apply at
once. ±
BOY— A German boy to work in saloon.
Call between the hours of 10 and 12 a.
in. at 315 Robert st. 1
BOY— Wanted, a small boy to run errands.
Apply at 155 Drake block. 7
BOY wanted at once to do chores. Board
and small wages paid. 77 Summit aye.
7 *
lANVASSERS Wanted— To canvassers
/ and collectors Wanted— To canvassers
' and collectors on salary and commis
sion, three energetic men. Call at Rooms 67
and 68, Chamber of Commerce, Monday
morning at 9 o'clock. ■ 64
CLERK— Wanted, clerk with office experi
ence; must have best of reference. Ad
dress X 61, Globe. 7
OMPOSITORS— Wanted, three compos
itors at Rich & Clymers, 108 East Fifth
St., corner Robert 1
CIOLLARMAKERS— Two good collar-
J makers to make long and short straw
collars men that can make both kinds pre
ferred; steady work to good men; good
prices. Apply to P. Sharkey & Sou, East
Portland, Ore. 60-66
DRUG CLERK wanted with some exper-
U ience; eighteen or twenty years old ;
must speak Scandinavian; a good chance.
Address J. H. Hanson, lock drawer 22, Bar
ron, Wis. 57-71
FOREMAN wanted for sash and door de
partment. Corlies, Chapman & Drake. 1
FOREMEN— Three section foremen with
wives; $70 per month. Apply at John
ton's Agency, 287 Sibley st. 64
FARM HAND wanted : must know how to
milk. Inquire of E. X., 788 Rice st. 64
G'ARDKNER to take ten acres on St.
r Anthony hill: will pay salary or share;
man and wife preferred. Apply 140 Sum
mitav. 1
ACHINE MAN wanted, to run sticker.
Corlies, Chapman & Drake. 1
MAN— Wanted, any man of respectable
appearance that is out of work and
wants employment to call at Rooms 67 aud
68, Chamber of Commerce. 64
SALESMAN — Wanted, an experienced
traveling man for a wholesale wine and
liquor house, who commands a good trade in
St. Paul and Minneapolis; must have best
reference. Address A 86, Globe. 61-67
SHOEMAKER— Experienced shoemaker
wanted at once by Minnesota Shoe com
pany, corner Fifth and Rosabel; three kid
cutters (three first-class vampers, ladies),
six hand-turned and five men's fine sewed
shoe workmen. ___________
STONECUTTERS— Twelve stonecutters
kJ wanted for Marshall avenue bridge.
Apply at works. 61-67
TRIMMER— carriage trimmer, at
A. Nippolt's carriage shop, Eighth st,
between Jackson and Sibley. 64
rniIROUGHOUT Minnesota, Dakota and
A Wisconsin we need energetic, men to
take orders for our new and continually in
creasing standard publications, albums,
Bibles.etc ; our inducements are unparalleled.
P. F. Collier. Davidson block. 64-67
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS AND
STENOGRAPHERS-Register for
positions with Anna C. Drew, Hale Block.
k Paul. . 208*
TO LOAN— $50, $150 to loan on fur
niture, pianos, etc; property left in your
possession. St Paul Loan Co., 309V2 Jack
son st. Rooms 1 and 2. . 185*
WANTED— and wife, without chil
dren, ou large farm ; man for outside
work ; woman for cook; must be strong, tem
perate, thoroughly competent and reliable;
state nationality and experience. Address
W. P. Murdock, Murdock, Minn. 64-67
WE HAVE permanent good positions for
three well-dressed men who can speak
the German or Scandinavian languages. J.
O'Sullivan, 45 Davidson block. 63-66
WANTED— Local and general agents to
represent us in the introduction and
sale of the fastest selling article on the
market: territory free; exclusive control
given: $50 to $100 per week, to good live
men; inclose 4 cents postage for free sample,
terms and full particulars. Address The
Nichols Manufacturing Co.. Onalaska, Wis.
61-66
WANTED— the United States army,
cavalry, artillery and Infantry, able
bodied, unmarried men between the ages of
twenty-one and thirty-five years; good pay,
rations, clothing and medical attendance;
desirable men especially needed for the
cavalry regiments, both white and colored.
Apply to Capt F. D. G arret recruiting
officer, No. 317 Wabasha st, St Paul, Minn.
jan26-3mo-sun&thur
A ( \ MEN— Wanted, forty men for cord
'*U wood chopping and log sawing Mon
day, to start Tuesday. Arrangements made
at St Panl house. 64
PERSOXAE^
I S K. TEITS WORTH— st Paul's oldest
-.J. and best clairvoyant fortune teller. 406
Wabasha st, between Sixth and Seventh sts.
62-68
NURSES, HOUSEKEEPERS AND
other ladies are requested to notice
Prof. Lonsdale's advertisement in want col
umn^ •.■■*. 64-65
WANTED to know the whereabouts of
Annie Leervig. Please leave informa
tion nt 106 Sherburne ay. 64
I\TOTICE|of dissolution of partnership.
1* Notice is hereby given that the copart
nership heretofore existing between Fred
Lund and N. A. Klasell, under the firm name
of Fred Lund & Co., has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All affairs of said
partnership will be settled by Fred Lund,
who continues in the real estate business at
188 East Seventh st. St. Paul, March 1,1888.
Fred Lund. N. A. Klasell. 63-65
FBOFESSIOXAE.
Ti/l RS. K. JAMES, MANICURE. PEDI-
J.VJL cure and dermatologist; ail diseases of
thchands, feet and skin successfully treated.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Parlors,
106-5, Globe building; take elevator. . 54*
PERSONAL— Prediction— 20 cents
for complete written prediction of your *
future life. With . photo of future husband
or wife, 30 cents. Give age and description.
Prof Marceau, Cleveland, O su29*
tt /_* in plenty may be had
tie ID By inserting nercau ad.
SITUATIOXS OFEEREP.
Female. ■■'.- '■•:■'■•'■
PPKENTICES wanted at Werner's mil- j
linery store, 11 East Seventh st. 1
ACCOUNTANT— Wanted, a lady account
. ant in one of the best offices lv St. Paul ;
must be accurate and good penman; state ex
perience and salary expected. Address X 78,
Globe. ■ - - ■ ' 7-64
CASHIER— Female night cashier wanted.
at Vienna restaurant, 443 Jackson st. 6
CLERK— In fruit store; one living
at home preferred. Call at 379 Robert
St. "--7-1 :
CLERK— a young lady to tend
store: call at 130 East Third st. Monday, I
from 9to 5 ; German preferred. -, -Vy. '
C LEKK— a lady clerk in one of
the best offices in St. Paul; must be ac
curate accountant and good penman. Ad
dress X 78, Globe." ." . . " 7
COMPOSITOR — Female compositor
wanted at once. Payne, Vose & Co., 303
Jackson st. *- '. "■'-' '_____ 6
COOK— good girl to cook, wash
and iron for family of four. 240 West
Seventh st. 1
COOK— Wanted, a good,strong girl to cook
at jail : inquire iv basement of jail; en
trance on Fifth st. Mrs. Louis Peterson. 1
COOK— Wanted, competent cook and
J laundress. Call at brick house corner
Holly aye. and Macubin st. 6
COOK— Wanted, a good cook; German or
J Irish preferred. 529 Ashland ay. 62-64
DRESSMAKING— Wanted, a girl that
would like to learn dressmaking. Call
at 319 East Seventh st _________■
GIRL— Wanted, girl ; must be good cook.
340 West Third st, 1
GIRL in small family ; good wages. Apply
783 Holly ay. 1
GIRL— Wanted, a dining room girl at 460
St. Peter St. 1
GIRL— First class dining-room girl wanted
at Hotel Winslow, Seven corners. 6
GIRL— a good girl tor second
work at 385 Washington street. 7
GIRL wanted to cook, wash and iron for
family of three. Call at 685 Harriet,
corner Central ay. west. - 7
GIRL— girl; 354 Minnesota st.;
Scandinavian or Norwegian preferred.6
GIRL— Wanted, one girl . for dining room
and chamber work; must be compe
tent^ 6
GIRLS— two good girls, one tor
chamber work and one for dining room ;
none but first-class girls need apply. 513
Jackson st. - 6
OUSEWORK— A girl to do general
housework in a small family and learn
dressmaking. Call at 574 Wabasha. 64-66
HOUSEWORK— a good girl tor
general housework in private family:
no children. Apply at 426 Rice st. ,',-.; 1
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, . a strong Ger
man girl for general housework. Call
458 St. Peter st, 1
HOUSEWORK— for housework;
family of two; good reference required.
Apply after 5 o'clock p. m. only, 45 Dale st.
cor. Holly aye. 1
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl to help
take care of children and assist at light
housework at 606 Pine st. 1
HOUSEWORK— Girl for general house
work. 429 Ashland ay. '___ 64-66
OUSEWORK— a girl for gen
eral housework. 562 Robert st. 1
OUSEWORK— GirIs for general house
work. Mrs. Schuell, 65 West Seventh
st, and 386 Ban lii st. 64
OUSEWORK— GirI to do cooking and
general housework. Apply at 750 East
Seventh st __1
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, German girl for
general housework at 239 Norris st 1
OUSEWORK— A girl wanted for gen
eral housework. Call at 50 East Sev
enth st. 1
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework. Call at 177 Fifteenth
st., near Jackson. •; '•: 1
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for general
housework. 376 St. Peter St. - ■ 1
OUSEWORK— GirI foit general ; house
work; must be a good cook. Call Sun
day at brick house, cor. Holly ay, aud- Mac
kubin st. . 1
OUSEWORK— A good girl for general
housework. Call at 214 Pearl st. 1
OUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl
for general housework ; must be compe
tent; small family; no children. Apply Mon
day. 470 Iglehaitst. 1
HOUSEWORK— girl for gen-,
eral housework; good laundress. Apply
Mrs. James B. Beals, 496 Portland ay. 64-66
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a Scandinavian
or German girl for general housework
at 462 Holly ay. _______'
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. E. L. Fryer,
126 Kent St.. before 12 o'clock a. m. 1
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework at 555 Westminster
st ■ -• .-.■■■■:- - 7
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework. Call at 214 Pearl
st 7
HOUSEWORK— girl for gen
eral housework. 24 College ay. west. 7
HOUSEWORK— A good girl for general
housework at 157 Iglehart st. 6
KITCHENWORK— strong girls
wanted for kitchen work; good pay.
382 Robert st. 6
LAUNDRY GlßL— Wanted immediately,
an experienced laundry girl. Apply at
453 Wacouta st., corner of Eighth st. 1
LAUNDRESS— Wanted, head laundress.
Northwestern Laundry, 171 East Thir
teenth st. g
NURSES AND OTHER LADIES-Want
ed, to know that Prof. Lonsdale, princi
pal of the Minneapolis Nurses' Training
School, would be pleased to meet ladies de
sirous to become efficient medical and surg
leal nurses. The professor may bo consulted
at the Sherman Ilouse, corner of Sibley and
Fourth Sts., on Monday, March 5, from 2 un
til 4 ; ladies' entrance. 64-55
NURSE— nurse wanted; must be
active, intelligent and industrious; ref- .
erences required. , Apply to Dr. Ancker, No,
34 West Third st. 1
IVTURSE GIRL— who cau sleep at
li home. 84 Park Place. : 1
NURSE— good, reliable nurse;
must have city references. Apply morn
ings, 439 Iglehart st. *** 1
NURSE GlßL— Wanted, a nurse girl at
236 Thirteenth st. 7
POLISHERS— three good collar
and shirt polishers. Apply corner Third
and St Peter ets., basement, Monday morn
ing. . 64
SERVANT— Wanted, a good, young serv
ant girl at 599 Holly ay. 1
SALESLADY— A first-rate saleslady (not
too youug) skilled in waiting upon ladies'
trade required by an old-established house;
prompt promotion if satisfactory. Apply at
our warerooms after 1 o'clock Monday. J.
Brentano, Superintendent, 272 East Seventh
St., up stairs. 64
SEWING GlßLS— Wanted, sewing girls
at once. Apply at 260 Rice st., between
College and Summit ays. 5
SCRUBBERS— Wanted, three for good
hotel ; girls for families out west; $20 :
E. Douglass' Intelligence Office, 35 Seventh
St . 64
WASHWOMAN wanted at 503 St. Peter
St., in rear; call Sunday. 7 1
BOARD WAXTEP.
BOARD AND ROOM wanted in part pay
ment for new sewing machine or piano.
Address W. C, Globe. 64
ROOM AND BOARD— Wanted, in a pri
vate family for a lady; West Side pre
ferred. Address E 85 Globe. . 63
ROOM with board, in private family
preferred, for man and wife, not more
than fifteen minutes' walk from Bridge
square. M 59, Globe. 64
ROOM— Unfurnished room and board in
private family by gentleman and wife;
gentleman away from home about three
fourths of the time; good company preferred
than style. Address, stating terms, H. J. E.,
Globe. 64
WANTED— and rooms, party of
four, in exchange for upright piano.
Address J 52, Globe. .' 64
ANTED by April 1, two neatly fur
, nished rooms, with good table board;
centra 1 location, west of Wabasha st. Ad
dress D 94, Globe. '64
WAXTEP TO BUY.
HOUSE— To buy a small house to move on
a lot corner St. Albans and Minnehaha
sts. Apply 140 Summit ay. "64
HARNESS— Wanted, second-hand heavy
single harness for cash. Address M 66,
Globe. ■ 63-66
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS wanted for
: cash ; will call. E 74, Globe. 64-70
MERCHANDISE wanted ; will pay cash
for any kind or stocks of merchandise.
Address iv confidence E 97, Globe, St. Paul.
SAFE— Wanted, to purchase a small second
hand fire ; proof safe. Address G 94,
Globe. 64
SAFE— to purchase, a small sec
ond-hand safe ; must be in good order
and cheap. Address J 58, Globe. . 62-64
TRUCK— anted, a second-hand truck for
two horses, must be in good condition.
Koehler & Hinrichs. 53 West Third st. 61-67
ANTED TO BUY— A good pony buggy :
or cart: must be cheap for cash. Ad
dress TE, 193 West Seventh st. ; '.; •.. . 647;'
THE SAINT PAT3X • DAILY GLOBE: STOTDAT /MORNING,' MAJRCH : 4, 1888.— EIGHTfiEtT'ITIgEg.
SITUATIOXS WAXTEP.
Male. • ___^
BAKER— Situation wanted by a - first
: - class bread ' and cake baker. Ad
dress P. L., 613 Jefferson . street, -northeast,
Minneapolis. .. * 64-66
BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, position as
I bookkeeper or office clerk; city refer
ence and experience. - Address M 55, Globe.
7 7: ' 61-60 .■.;.". :.--"■
BOOKKEEPER— A thoroughly compe
i tent bookkeeper is open for an engage
ment ; well up in all the Intricacies of ac
counting. Address A 51, Globe. ' .3
BOOKKEEPING— A young man with
some knowledge of bookkeeping wants
work by which he can support his sick Sister.
Address L 74, Globe. ... ."..„ 7
BOOKKEEPER— as bookkeeper
or office man desired by a first-class ac
countant; have had large experience in
banking and mercantile houses; the best of
references given. Address B 97, Globe. 7
BOY would like a situation in a drug store,
where he can learn the business, Ad
dress 238 East Thirteenth st., L. D. 5
BUTTE KM AKER— With 15 years ex
perience, wants a situation in a cream
ery. Address H 67, Globe. .'■■'-■ . 64-65
AHPENTEHJS— Two carpenters wish
work shingling or siding. Address 853
Albemarle st _____
CLERK— Young man wants 6 *ood situation
in wholesale house: take employment at
anything; had five years' experience as ship
ping clerk ; has references. Address I 75,
Globe. . 1
CLERK— and delivery clerk of
twenty-four; German good on manage
ment and care of horses; has experience and
good city reference in business. Address M
li, 288 Rondo. ____
LERK— Young man, 17 years of age,
wants situation in an assay office or drug
store to learn the trade; well acquainted with
chemistry and Latin language ; talks Geunan.
Address C 333, Globe. ■ 04
CLERK— First-class grocery clerK wishes
situation; young man; speaks English
and Scandinavian : best of habits ; city refer
ence. Address P. C. 30, Globe. 7
lOLLECTOK— Position as collector; long
' experience; well acquainted with the
city; reference and bond if required. Ad
dress J 80, Globe. 5
COLLECEOR— situation as col
lector by reliable man,*Wß6ident of city;
can furnish horse and buggy. H 99, Globe.
_ 64-70 7" -
C IOLLECTOR— Wanted, position as col-
J lector by young man who thoroughly un
derstands the business; can furnish first-class
references as to character and ability. Ad
dress F 92, Globe. * 61-65
CUTTER— tailors, young man
wants situation as pants cutter aud
trimmer. Address D. L., Globe.Minneapolis.
" 64 * ■ ■
MPLOYMENT— Wanted, a situation as
traveling agent for some cigar house;
well acquainted in Northern Dakota and
Minnesota. Address A. Gent, 199 West
Seventh st -____
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wnnted by a
young man of twenty years to work for
private family for board and small wages.
Address X 76, Globe. 6
EMPLOYMENT— Situation as gardener:
understand care of horses and cows.
Address J. R. Globe. 1
EMPLOYMENT— 810 given to any one
getting me a permanent position ; secur
ity and good city reference given. W. F. G.,
Globe. 1
EMPLOYMENT— Situation by married
man as foreman, traveling salesman, or
agent for manufacturing establishment; full
knowledge of wood-working machinery;
references first class. Address J 83, Globe.
EMPLOYMENT wanted by man in office,
store or warehouse ; quick at figures and
good penman; references; small salary. A G,
Globe. . . 7
EMPLOY3IENT— Young man writing
very good hand and willing to work for
board two months, wants place in office. H.
S. Hansen, 285 William st m 1
EMPLOYMENT— a young man that is
deaf; willing to work cheap. Address
864 Globe. ' 1
EMPLOYMENT— Young man. twenty
years of age, fair penman, would like a
situation of any kind in an office or store.
Address B, Globe. _5
EM PLO YMENT— situation wanted by a
-i boy to work in grocery store or any
other store where work is not too hard. Ad
dress M 75, Globe. 5
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, situation in an
office by a young man of good educa
tion; references. B 60, Globe. 7
EMPLOYMENT— man wants situ
tion in wholesale house; take employ
ment at anything; had five years' experience
as shipping clerk ; can give reference. Ad
dress B 72, Globe. 7
EMPLOYMENT— A young man, Scan
dinavian, twenty-one years of age, who
speaks English and German, wishes situation
of any kind; best of references. Address E
68, Globe. __3
EMPLOYMENT wanted— A man with
good references wants any kind of a
job ; knows the care of horses and is fairly .
educated. Address F 11, Globe. 4
EMPLOYMENT— By a young man to take
care of horses and garden ; can furnish
good references. 320 Farrington ay. 4
MPLOYMENT— Situation by young
man as grocery, clerk or in general
store fair knowledge of bookkeeping ; dou't
mind leaving city ; good reference. Address
R J, 208 Pleasant ay. 4
JANITOR— Situation wanted as janitor or
: ' similar work by competent man; best
references. Address H 95. Globe. 1
PAINTER— Good carriage painter wants
situation; can do finishing, lettering,
etc. ; Is able to take charge of shop. Address
Charlie C, Globe. 4
POSITION in a good law office wanted;
ten years' experience. Address E 67,
Globe. _5
PHARMACIST— Situation wanted by a
registered pharmacist of many years' ex
perience; can give No. references. Ad
dress A 74, Globe. 1
SITUATION wanted by a young man at
anything honorable; had two years'ex
perience in grocery store ; wholesale house
preferred.: B 81, Globe. 1
SALESMAN— young man, German,
would like a position in a dry goods
store; good salesman and best of reference-
Address J 66. Globe. 7
SALESMAN— Wanted, situation as sales
man iii boot and shoe store ; four years'
experience. Address Shoeman, 199 West
Seventh st. _ 4
SHOEMAKER— Position wanted by a
shoemaker. Address 503 Mississippi st.
SURVEYING— Young man would like to
get in a surveying parly. Address J. B.
E„ Globe. 3
WRITING— A boy of seventeen desires
to occupy his spare time at home di
recting envelopes. F 97, Globe. 4
WATCHMAN— Employment as night
watchman by a reliable, temperate man ;
good reference. Address F. R. H., Globe. 3
TO EXCHAXGE,
OOT AND SHOE STOCK wanted in
exchange for St. Anthony hill property.
Address J. C. X., Globe. 64-71
T MUNIER, 130 East Sixth st, opposite
Aa Ryan hotel, custom boot and shoe
maker—Makes a specialty of fine French calf,
Dongola or colt skin, hand sewed, for $6; try
a pair of custom made shoes for your boys,
$3.50; stonemasons and bricklayers will save
money by leaving their orders for a pair of
working shoes, $3.50; perfect fit guaranteed ;
repairing neatly done. y. 64
O EXCHANGE— Equity of $250 in lot
on South and Dale sts. for horses or mer- j
chandise, etc. Giantvalley, Globe. ' 64
O EXCHANGE— House and lot for good
paving grocery. Address M 60, Globe.
7 . . 64
TO EXCHANGE— Good farm and stock
lands to exchange for unimproved St.
Paul real estate. Address C 99, Globe. 64
O EXCHANGE— Equity in 13 acres
Bice st. for farm near depot. 217
Eighth st. ' 64
TO EXCHANGE— A lot in South St Paul
A for good driving horse. R, 27 East
Seventh st., Room 22. 64
TO EXCHANGE — Stock farm of 340
acres, "in Southern Minnesota, worth
$12,500, for improved city property, or will
take $3,000 cash, and balance in vacant lots.
Address F 52, Globe. 64
TO EXCHANGE— good heavy horse for
a light team. Call or address 784 Cher
okee ay, ________ . 64-70
TO EXCHANGE— A Dakota tree claim of
160 acres, 10 acres plowed : will ■ ex
change for horse and buggy or stallion. Ad
dress B 66, Globe. ■ . =. 64
WANTED— Registered cattle; Holsteins,
Herefords and Shorthorns in exchange
for St. Paul property. Address M 73, Globe.
-. ' ■■■■■ '■■■•■ 64 ■■ • ■ ■ ■-,
Ftf\(} SHARES of mining stock, worth
O\J\J $2, to exchange for real estate. Ad
dress H 73, Globe. 64
Ol\ ACRES, free of all incumbrance, be-
DU tween St. Paul and Stillwater. What
have you to exchange for this? Weatherby
& Hay, 316 Robert st. 64
MONEY TO LOAN— and upwards on
personal property of any description:
Property left in your possession. St. Paul :
can Co., 309VJ2 Jackson st, Rooms land 2.
:' ■■-■- ;■- ■ ■■ -185*. ■- .- ■■■:'•■■ -. :
; . BYE works. : : .;.
DL. JAMIESON & CO.'S Steam Dye
• Works— Gents' - clothing a specialty.
'If West sixth st., St. Paul, Minn. yil34*'/i
- srrrATiox waxtei>. .;
y..- : -' ■"■- - JFcmalc. : 7* ■ .*' ' ']„' . :
APPLES— Good apples, $2.50 per barrel;
assortment good pickles, ketchup ' ana
sauces very cheap; selling out. 285 West
Seventh st. - • _ -64-65
OORKEEPEK— situation by a
young lady as bookkeeper, cashier,
clerk or any other office work, Address 201
West Congress st. . _ 1
"DOOKKEjtjPEß— Wanted, si tuatation" by
-D " 4 young lady bookkeeper as assistant
cashier or any - office work ; has had two
years' experience ; references given. A. 8.. -
Globe, Minneapolis, ■■_- , - _ _ 3?
COOK— wanted by flrsfcclass}
; cook in" private family or boarding
house. Pallet 677 St. Peter st. - 6.
C "iodic— wanted by a lady as
•O head cook and second cook, either in ;
restaurant or hotel ; can give first-class refer
ences^ , 5
DISH WASHlNG— Situation wanted by a
lady to do dish washing or housework. I
Address J 69, Globe. '3;
EMPLOYMENT— A strong German girl,
wants work by the day at washing, iron
ing or cleaning in private family. Call at 436;
Arundel st., St. Paul. . . -.-.li
EMPLOYMENT— Young lady (Scotch)'
wishes situation in a store; willing,
active and obliging; Scotch merchants please
assist me to the above. Address G 90, Globe.
EMPLOYMENT— A lady with strong
magnetic powers wants a situation with?
magnetic healer. Address Mrs. EL, Globe.
MPLOYMENT— GirI wants situation to
J|> MPLOYMENT— Girl wants situation to
J do light work; wages no object Call or
address 216 Acker st, -4
EMPLOYMENT— A good girl would like
a place in a small American family;
knows how to cook; lower town preferred.
Address J 84, Globe. __1
EMPLOYMENT— German girl would like
employment in small family with Amer
ican people. Address E 22, Globe. A
HOUSEWORK— A good girl wants a place
in a small family. Address 1. Waruk,
near Post Siding house. 62-64
HOUSEWORK— Situation wanted by a
Norwegian girl at general housework in ■■
small family; can furnish references. Call
at 363 East Seventh st. 6
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, washing, Iron-"
ing, housecleaniug or - any kind of
housework by the day. Address Catey, 420
Wabasha st. ■■■ . - 1
HOUSEKEEPER— A lady with a child of
seven would like a situation as house
keeper ; one object, a quiet home. Address F
61, Globe. 1
HOUSEKEEPER— A lady wants a situa
tion as housekeeper; best of references
furnished. Address F., 375 Rice st 64-65
HOUSEKEEPER— Situation as house
keeper in hotel or private boarding
house by experienced lady. Address B 93,
Globe. ■•.:..■ 7
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, position as
housekeeper, companion or nurse, by a
middle-aged lady; very best of references.
Address J 81, Globe. _
HOUSEWORK— German girl would like
situation to do general housework in
small family; prefer American people. Ad
dress B 14, Globe. 1
HOUSEWORK— Swede girl, with good
references and qualifications, desires a
situation for housework or : dishwashing in a
first-class hotel. Address D 55, Globe. 5
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, work, to go out
by the day and do housework. 443
Cedar st. ■■■-.■-" 4
HOUSE WORK— Girl wants place in small
family to do light housework; wages
no object. " Address Ida, Globe. 4
MACHINE OPERATOR — Situation
. wanted as machine operator by experi
enced lady with machine; will take sewing
at home : can furnish best of references. Ad
dress M R, 100 East Ninth st 1
LADIES wanting competent help, please
call on Mrs. Clark, Employment Office,
370 Dayton. 64
NURSE— A first-class nurse desires to
make engagements; obstetrical cases a
speciality; best of references, Chicago and
•St. Paul : terms, $15 per week. Address J ;
91, Globe. 64-65,
PAINTING— Wanted, a young lady wisher
work in fancy painting, on velvet.plush,
china, etc. Miss M. Ament, 140 West Fifth
St .. ■.'... . . ". . .-" : it
STENOGRAPHER— Young lady stenog
rapher and typewriter would like a posi
tion ; wages no object to begin with. Address
G 73, Globe. ■ : 1>
SEWING— young girl would like a few
places to do family sewing. Address I. ;
P., 507 Wabasha st. 7
SALESLADY— Wanted situation" in dry/
: goods or.'millinery store as saleslady:
have had live years' experience, write a good 7
hand and am good at figures; or would like
office work ; good reference. Address J7l
Globe. - -'-■■■ ■■•*•" ---" -•-■';--' - l \-:'-61 65»
SALESLADY — Young lady, eighteen,
would like a position in a dry goods
store ; three years* experience and best ref
erence. Address C 72, Globe. , 7
SALESLADY — Situation wanted .by a
young lady to clerk in a store; has had
experience. Address X 81. Globe. -.. 5
ECOND WORK— Wanted, .a place for
second work and to do plain sewing.
Apply St. Mary's Home. 3
ECOND GlßL— Wanted, good second
girl wants to work in private family, or
will do general housework in small family.
Call or address 852 Rice St.. St. Paul. 3
ITUATION wanted by a young lady to
go out and do work in private families.
Call at 349 Rice st, rear house. 3
STENOGRAPHER— A young lady sten
ographer and typewriter would like a
position; best of references furnished; do
not object to office work. J 95, Globe. 3
TYPEWRITER— A young laoy tpyewriter ■
wishes a situation ; practice more of an
object than salary. Address C 86, Globe. 1
TT 7 ASHING wanted, to do at home, by
VV thoroughly competent woman; satis
faction guaranteed. Address 11 76, Globe. 1
WASHING— washing to do by a
lady in families. Address Hall ay.,
505. -•'■'■ 4
FIXAXCIAE.
MONEY is loaned by us on improved real
estate security in St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth at 6, 6*Aj, 7, 7% per cent, on
shortest notice, for any amount R. M. New
port & Son, investment hankers, 152, 153
and 154 Drake block, St. Paul. 73*
MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
Company— from $10 upward on
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., with
out removal; also on warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Mackey,
manager. Room 14, First National bank build
ing. St. Paul, and Room 7. Mackey-Legg
block, Minneapolis. - 250*
ONEY TO LOAN— By Hunt & Sever
ance, 34 East Third st, room 1; in
large and small amounts on furniture, horses,
carriages, libraries, warehouse receipts, etc.;
the same to remain in the owner's posses
sion; also on watches, ; jewelry, diamonds,
etc; business strictly confidential; a private
room for ladies. 292*
ONEY LOANED on all kinds of per
sonal property, diamonds, je"weiry.furni
ture, horses, etc.; commercial paper and
time checks purchased. E. W. Leonard &
Co., 126 East Third st. 291*
MONEY LOANED on all kinds ot per
sonal property, household furniture,
horses, etc. ; also on diamonds and jeweiry ;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 Jackson st, J. E. Flanigan, mana
ger. 162*
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and
good first mortgages bought by S. H.
Dyer,real estate and 10an5,52 German- Ameri-.
can bank. . 106***,
MONEY TO LOAN, m sums to suit trom
$1 up, on watches, diamonds and all
goods of value: special rates on sums of $50 ",
and over. J. E. Ingham, 327 Jackson st „
240* . y
MONEY TO LOAN on improved real es- |
tate in sums of $300, $500 and $1,000.
John Knuppe, 557 Drake block. 39-69 7
A FEW thousand dollars to loan on prime"
mortgages; no commission. St. Paul
Real Estate Title Insurance Company, Room'
12, Globe building. 64 65
BORROWERS— I can furnish you money
on improved or unimproved property,
notes, collateral . or any good security for
one, three or six months, one, three or five;,
years; state what you have and what you
want H 68, Globe. 63-64
OR SALE at par, $2,500, 8 per cent
semi-annual interest, five-year mortage t
on improved inside residence property worth '
$5,000 at low valuation, j 1 70, Globe. 63-64
PAGET & SMITH— Room 49, German
American bank ; money to loan on im
proved and unimproved property at usual
rates. . 38-69
WANTED— From $10,000 to $20,000 to
-' enlarge an old established wholesale
house m this city; best real estate . security.
Inquire of A. R. Kiefer, 190 East Seventh st
-■ 53-67 ,
WANTED— loan of $750 and pay 12 to
15 per cent interest for a loan for one
year, secured by first mortgage on property
that cost $3,000, interest payable quarterly at
the above rate. Address Allison, Globe, t 64
<XX nfin xo LOAN in one sum; 7. per
«JPD^UUw cent; improved 7 lnside prop
erty ; no delay. - Paget & : Smith, Room 49.
American bank. -.■'-: 62-64
<EJ"I (\ 835, SSO, 8100 TO LOAN on tur
«jpi\y •- niture, - • pianos,': : carriages, horses,'
cows, watches, diamonds, silverware or any
other article of value; cash advance made on
goods in storage: promptness _ and , privacy
guaranteed in making our loans; reasonable
rates and no ■■ outside fees. \ St Paul Loan
company, "No. 309& Jackson , st, Rooms 1
E and 2.-.7 ;>-.**,;■-.', -y\ j..;:;ry .- ••*•..•.■ ; v 6s*; v
200,000 WANTS
Were printed in the Globe's : Advertising
Columns in 1887. This is the best evidence
that the Globb Is the People's Paper.
WHERE WANTSTAN BE LEFT
• FOR INSERTION IN "
; THE GLOBE. :
LYONS & TICKNOR, Druggists, 707 East *
Third street, corner Dates.
C-NGER BROS.. Druggists, 349 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWDER, Grocers,. corner Ash
:| land avenue and Dale street
A. P. WILKES, Druggist, 759 and-761 West
j Seventh street; y,*^.y-
BERGMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenue.
E. FOX, 482 Rice street. . .
O. P. WILLIAMS, 648 Reaney street.
FRANK L. OSBTJRG, 178 Western avenue.
J. H. HAVES, 441 West Seventh street : :^_
F. VAN DUYNE, Druggist, 828 East Sev
enth street . 7;- T . •-'
HIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggists, 199
. East Seventh street
JOHN FURLONG TRADING COMPANY,
. Grocers, 627 Jackson street.
WILKES' PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
BIISCEEEAXEOES.
ADELPHA BINGA'S BALM OF
Gilead— This is a pure, vegetable com
pound, containing only pure,fresh herbs, for
the cure of liver, dyspepsia, kidneys, rheu
matism, salt rheum, scrofula and all diseases
of the blood, and nervousness, from any
cause whatever. Manufactured only by
Adelpha Binga, herbalist of forty years' ex
perience ; correspondence free, aud orders
filled on receipt of price, $1 and 50c. 23
Court block. 21 East Fourth st. 64
ADVANCES made on goods in storage,
loans given on all articles of value, con
signments solicited; furniture, pianos, glass,
china, pictures, etc., bought, sold or ex
changed, packed, removed.stored or shipped;
auctions sales at mart; open daily to receive
general merchandise and household goods
for sale or storage; goods to any amount pur
chased for cash ; auction sales made at pri
vate residences iv town or country; carpet
cleaning. Sansomes' Auction, Storage &
Forwarding Company, 232 East Seventh st.
412-414 Sibley st. St. Paul, Minn. 49*
EXCHANGE LAUNDRY' removed from
54 East Seventh to 57 East Seventh.
Please give us a call and see about our prices
for family washing. 64
NOW IS YOUR TIME to get a home
built to suit you on very easy terms at
low rates of interest. Property will be
within half a block of street car line, and
will double in value soon. -C. G. Johnson,
28 German-American Bank. 64-70
APPLE— The imported English bitch,
Deli, of the Llewellen strain, valued at
8200, will be raffled off at John S. Schnei
der's, 405 Jackson St., St. Paul, March 10,
1888. This bitch is beautifully marked and
a well-broken, splendid field dog; can be
seen at the above place. R. C. Elwess,
owner and importer. ' 64-70
(JURE CURE for rheumatism and head-
JO ache for the price of $1 at No. 620 St.
James st., below railroad track. . 59-65
TATE INSPECTORS of steam vessels
and boilers: Central district comprised
of the counties of Steams, Meeker, Benton,
Sherburne, Wright, south half Mille Lacs,
Isanti, Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey, Chisago,
Washington, Dakota. Office, Room 19, cap
itol, St. Paul. James W. Morse, Inspector.
. 63-64 "
STORAGE AND FORWARDlNG—Con
signments solicited of all kinds of mer
chandise, implements, furniture and house
hold goods we have the largest and best
warehouse in the city, connected by railroad
tracks for receiving, storing and transferring,
or if space is desired either in basement or
upper stories we can let same at very reason
able rates; warehouse and office,3s9 and 339
East Third st., St. Paul, Minn. St Paul
Storage, forwarding and Implement com
pany, 11. A. Capron, manager; telephone call
238-2. 53*
TYPEWRITING and si orthaud work of
ail kinds done perfectly by Anna C.
Drew, Hale block: no risk in bringing your
work here; experienced operators, perfect
work, low prices: work called tor and de
livered; estimates given. Telephone, 852-2
■ . 208* • - .
WANTED— unite with some one go
ing to California in hiring . a car ; for
shipping household poods. 623 Cherry st
_\ 64-67
WE , WANT to buy all the old. waste
paper, books, iron, rags, stoves, bottles,
etc., we can get, and will pay full value in
cash; will call for such goods in any part of
the city, free of charge, Call on or drop a
postal to J. Firestone, 262 Jackson st, corner.
Second. Telephone 96-3. ___ — _ ■-- _ 310*
\ :'■■ " FOX SALE. . '..
BROOK TROUT, in any quantity at rea
sonable rates per thousand for stocking
ponds and streams. Troulmere Hatchery,
Osceola, Wis. 04-06
ROOK TROUT- In any quantity, at
reasonable rates per 1,000, for stocking
streams and ponds. Troutmere Hatchery,
Osceola, Wis. 57-08
CHICKENS or two trios of pure Wy
andotte chickens for sale. H. McCloud,
Macalester Park. 64
DOGS Thoroughbred great Danes, Chesa
peake Bay Retrievers and Black En
glish Cocker Spaniels; pedigrees furnished
and all stock warranted pure. Osceola Ken
nels, Osceola, Wis. '■'■>'.'-.'. " 64-66
NCYCLOPEDIABKITANNICA,JJ2.SO
per volume ; we are reproducing from the
very latest volumes of the ninth edition, page
for page, plate for plate, map for map, and
volume for volume, and- at about half the
price of the Scribner or Stoddart editions;
we also have a number of the leading cyclo
pedias (taken in i exchange) at about half
price; drop C. W. Dumont a card, 312
Maria ay., and he will call and show it to
you; good terms to agents; 300 sets already
placed in Twin Cities. 0. W. Dumont,
Northwestern manager for the 11. G. Allen
company. 60*
LECTRIC BATTERY, boxed single
folding bed. iron frame Singer sewing
machine and large family Fisher refrigerator
for sale at 12-1 West Fifth st. 64
FURNITURE— Must be sold.furniture of a
five-room house; good as new; house to
rent; well located. Address SA, Globe. 64
OR SALE— will buy a fine set ot bar
fixtures, including ice* chest, etc. Call
Room 8, 146 East Fourth st. 64
FOR SALE— cheap, one twenty-five
horse power boiler, one 6ixteen-horsc
power engine, shafting, pulleys, belting and
wood-working machinery, separately or to
gether. Johu M. Nash, Hudson, Wis. 64-65
LEASE on very desirable wholesale prem
ises. Address 1 64, Globe. 60-65
MEERSCHAUM— meerschaum in
state; cost §60 ; sell cheap or trade. Ad
dresf Henry Wakeman, Globe. -64
PIANO at great sacrifice— One upright;
cost $450, for $190; call immediately.
S. W. Randenbush, 65 East Third st. - 64
SALOON FIXTURES tor sale: elegant
and cheap. Witte Bros., 411 and 413
Fifth ay.- south, Minneapolis, Minn. 54-67
Guaranteed extra dry pine slabs
promptly delivered: try a cord. Fred S.
Nichols, fuel dealer. 109 East Sixth st. 55-64
TYPEWRITER— One caligraph type
writer; Remington keyboard; first
class; $75. Address C, Globe. #4
| ; . , MLSICAE. . ■' '
ORGANS— 'Pfen elegant new organs at half
price call early. S. W. Raudenbush,
65 East Third st. ■ . ■ 64
ORGANS -For sale, Chicago Cottage,Clough
& Warren, Lonng & Blake, A. B. Chase,
Palace and Ithaca parlor organs, from $15 to
$70; terms easy. C. W. Youngman, 115 East
Seventh st. 64
"pIANOS AT BARGAINS— "
r Warranted in perfect order.
£ 1 Gilbert, $60.
? 1 Newton, $75.
-" 1 Bradbury. $90.
"? 1 Kimball, $150.
Payments, $5 ana $0 per month. Whit
ney's Music Store. 64
IANOS AND ORGANS TUNED, $1;
j first-class work guaranteed. Samuel
Crutchett, 205 West Sixth st. 59-72-
PIANO TUNING— prompt, first-class
work leave orders at Whitney's music
store East Third st : - - 346*
EOST AXl> FOEXP.
DOG LOST— Newfoundland dog, all
black, '; number of residence ; on collar
(7 E. Third st) ; return to the address afore
said. After this add any one holding the dog
will be prosecuted according to law. 7 64
HORSE . FOUND— : up, one , black
horse with star in forehead and some
scratch marks. - James H. Daly's livery sta
ble, 179 East Tenth st. 64-66
HORSE LOST— Black and little lame;
fourteen and three quarters hands high ;
last seen on Dale st. ; any information re
warded. W. E. Royer 42, Globe. . 64
LOST, Between the opeia. house
and Market st, on Third st., a lady's
cluster diamond ring. Finder please leave
at 49VJ8 W. Third st. and receive reward. , 64
SPANIELS LOST — Two water spaniel
: dogs about six months old; will pay re
ward. J. W. Tierney. 99 East Fifth st. 62-64
n "and houses greet the eyes
fIOOmS Of the folks who advertise : : '^.
FOR REXT. " ,
. House*". . "
APPLES— Good apples, $2.50 per barrel:
assortment good pickles, ketchup and
sauces very cheap; selling out. 285 West
Seventh st . 64-65 ■
BOARDING HOUSE ,on Acker st, No. •
222 ; use of city water and good cellar.
Inquire at 409 Jackson st, near Manitoba
shops. "_ - 64
, — . i . , „
COTTAGE— Seven-room cottage, 285 Nel
son ay. ; $30 montly ; possession imme
dlately; please call in afternoon. 63-64
HOUSE— rent, gem of a furnished
house ; ten rooms ; all modern conven
iences ; Woodland Park, St. Anthony hill;
from May 1, for season or permanently; con
venient to cable. Apply A 89, Globe. 62-64
HOUSE— rent April Ito Nov. 1, fur
nished six-room cottage, convenient to
railroad and streetcars. Inquire 1120 Reaney
st. .■" 64
HOUSE First-class ten-room house, best
location in city, to family without small
children, for term of years from May 1." Ad
dress J 59, Globe. 63-64
HOUSE— Large twelve-room house, with
bath room, on Nash st. ; near street car
line. Apply to John Dowlan & Sons, corner
Fifth and Wabasha, 50*
HOUSE for rent and furniture for sale at a
sacrifice if taken at once. 489 Broad
way. .__ 64
HOUSES— For rent, tenement houses from
$6, $8. $10 and $12 per month. 254
Commercial st 60*
HOUSE of seven rooms to rent; 226 Nor
ris. Inquire corner Canada and Pearl
sts., 595. 63-64
HOUSE— For rent, eight room house with
cistern aud well. Inquire 58 West Fill
more ay. 64-05
HOUSE— For rent, house of five rooms,
303 Charles st. $17 per month. 64
HOUSE— For rent, pleasant house, all im
provements, fine location (very central),
within ten minutes' walk of Merchants hotel;
will only be rented provided portion of the
elegant "furniture is purchased, nearly new,
which cost $1,500 cash ; can be bought for
$800 cash; rent low; possession shortly.
Nicoiay Real Estate Exchange, 116 East
Fourth st. ' 64
HOUSE— rent, -room house, No.
169 Mcßoal st, six blocks from Seven
corners; large bam and yard; modern im
provements. Inquire P. Eagan, 201 West
Seventh st. 64-70
TO RENT— Either of the new houses— ten
roooms and closets with stable— Bßl or
885 Hastings ay. ; splendid location; a rare
chance for family looking for fine home. Ap
ply at the premises or 211 East Third st. Ref
erences required. 64
Rooms.
RUNDEL ST., 153— For rent two nice
large and pleasant furnished rooms:
use of bath, 64-65
SHLAND A Y., 812— Four rooms.
64
BROADWAY, 533— T0 rent, front rooms,
nicely furnished, heated; use of bath. 64
CEDAR ST.. 6001&— Two pleasant fur
' nished rooms, with or without board ; 6
o'clock dinner. 64-65
C CANADA ST.. 565.— Tw0 large furnished
- / front rooms with heat and bath ; suita
ble for gentlemen. 60-66
CANA DA ST., 565— Two large front rooms
furnished, with hot and cold bath; suit
able for gentlemen. 60-65
CEDAR ST., 691— For rent, large sunny
front room overlooking Central Park. 64
EDAR ST., 600— One furnished room
J for rent • 59-70
CHESTNUT ST., Front room, with
closet nicely furnished and heated ; one
block from Seven corners. 61-64
C" ~ OLLEGE AY., 45, WEST— Forreut, two
nicely furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. 64
CIOLLKGE AY., 24, WEST— fur
' nished rooms; steam heat; use of bath.
6364 ___.
COLLEGE AY., 20— Two nicely furnished
rooms, suitable for one or two gentle-:
men ; call immediately. 61-66
LEVENTH AND PINE, Nicely
furnished front room for rent; furnace
heat. 64-66
IGHTH ST., 257, EAST— One nicely
furnished room. 61-6
AST NINTH ST., 260— Four rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished; withiu a half
block of "Portland. 64
XCHANGE ST., 330, SOUTH, First
Floor— Nice flat of seven rooms; all
conveniences; immediate possession. Vic
toria. 64
XCHANGE ST., 382-Suite of nicely
furnished front rooms, with use of bath.
64 "
EXCHANGE ST., Front alcove and -
adjoining room, single or en suite; mod
ern improvements; suitable for three gentle
men. 64
XCHANGE ST., 384, NORTH— A suite
of nicely furnished front rooms, second
floor; all modern conveniences ; board if de
sired. - 60-64
FIFTH ST.. 140, WEST— Nicely fur
nished front room; references, re
quired. .' 64
RANKLIN ST., Nicely furnished
single room; bath, gas and heat; new
brick house two squares from Windsor hotel,
64
FLATS in new building, corner of To
ronto and West Seventh sts. Inquire 56, .
German American bank building. 64 .
FLAT, furnished complete for housekeep
ing. 476 Cedar st. 04
FLAT— For rent, a three-room flat cheap, .
with cellar and all modern conveniences ;
cable cars close by. Inquire in rear of 260
Seiby ay., up stairs. 64-67
LATS— flats for rent suitable for
housekeeping, on John st Apply 404
Eighth st. 62-64
FORT ST., 378, NORTH— rooms to
rent; water and woodshed. 64-65
OURTEENTH ST., 182 EAST—
rent, four unfurnished rooms; small
family. 64
OURTH ST., 43, EAST— For rent, large
front room, second floor. Inquire at
340 Cedar st. 64
1 FOURTH ST., 60, WEST— For rent, one
furnished front room; also one small
room. 63 65
OR RENT— Clark's block, No. 305 West
Seventh st, basement, store, barber
shop, two flats, six rooms each. 34*
IGLEHART ST., 276— For rent, two un
furnished rooms to man and wife; call
Monday. 64
ACKSON ST., 666— For rent, furnished,
one large front room, with bed room ad
joining, with or without board; suitable for
two: strictly private family. 64
JOSETTE ST., 294— For rent, three rooms.
63-65
MANITOBA AY., 78— Three rooms for
rent. 64
MINNESOTA ST., Elegantly fur
nished front alcove ; every modern con
venience. 64
INTH ST., 354 EAST— Nicely furnished
room to rent; $8 per month. 64
LIVE ST., 646— Two newly furnished
rooms, with bay-windows, very pleas
antly situated, modern improvements; board
if desired. 64-65
EARL ST.,2l3— Nicely furnished rooms,
with or without board; modern con
veniences; rent reasonable. 64
LEASANT AY., 181— Alcove front room
and furnished rooms, single or en suite ;
on line of cable. . 63-65
LEASANT AY., 224— Two nicely fur
nished rooms, single or en suite, use of
bath, private family. 64
LEASANT AY., 222— newly furnished
front room on first floor; suitable for
two gentlemen ; use of bath. :■ 64
PLEASANT AY., Furnished rooms
to rent; modern conveniences, hot and
cold water. ■_ 59-66
ROBERT ST., 100, SOUTH— rent
nicely furnished room for one or two
gentlemen. Inquire room 12. 63-64
OBERT ST., COR. FIFTH— For rent
flats and rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire of 11. C. Hemenway. 64-67
ROBERT ST., 565— Two nicely furnished
rooms, heated, use of bath, convenient
to board and cheap. 64
OBERT ST., 535.— Nice front room and
alcove; will furnish bath and all con
veniences. Terms reasonable. 63-64
ROOM— furnished front alcove
room to rent to two gentlemen in pri
vate family; coal grate, furnace and bath;
references. Address L 87, Globe. 64
ROOMS— To rent, two pleasant furnished
rooms on first floor. Inquire 498 Mar
shall ay. * * 64
f) OOMS— Nicely furnished rooms, single
\r and en suite; steam heat and modern
conveniences; 6 o'clock dinners. O X 7,
Globe. . 64-65
ROOM — Large, nicely furnished front
room, with alcove; house modern; ab
solutely clean, comfortable $10. Address J
64, Globe. ■ - 6465
ROOMS— Nicely furnished rooms, single
and en suite, steam heat and modern con
veniences. Six o'clock dinners. 63-64
ROOMS— rent, first floor (four
rooms and summer kitchen) of dwelling
in Union- Park. Inquire at 74 East Seventh.
between 12 and 1 o'clock. L. M. Bliss. 63-64
ROOMS— few nice furnished rooms '
with not and 7 cold water and bath, for .
rent. 7 Call *at ; room •1, * third floor corner
Cedar and Seventh. -f^__tW^sm_B_:- 61-67
-; 7 : FOR REUT.
Rooms— Con I i n ued.
ARK PLACE, 84 — Furnished room,
with use of bath. 64-05
ROOMMATE— Wanted, gentleman room
mate; nice front room. Inquire W. A.
Pettro, 537 Lafayette aye. 64
ROOM-MATE— a gentleman clerk in
the postoffice; all information can be
had at the general delivery window. 64
ROOM-MATE— Wanted, a young lady
room-mate; one who is employed dur
ing the day preferred. . Call v 364 "North Ex
change st. 59-65
SHERBURNE AYE., 106, (one block
east of Jackson)— rent three un
furnished rooms for housekeeping. 64
EVENTH . ST., 232 WEST— Nicely fur
nished rooms to rent, with board; terms
moderate. 64
SEVENTH ST.. 1751*, EAST— Nicely fur
nished suite and one single room for
rent 04
SEVENTH ST., 423. EAST— Suites of
three and four pleasant front rooms, sec
ond floor, for housekeeping. 64
SEVENTH, 159. WEST, Seven Corners—
Suite of front rooms ; also single rooms ;
to gentlemen only. Inquire room 9, second
floor. ■ 03-64
SEVENTH ST., 335. EAST— Two double
and three single nicely furnished rooms.
Inquire Mrs. Taylor. 1
SEVENTH ST., 217, EAST, Room 5—
Well furnished front room suitable for
two or three gentlemen. 61
S EVENTH ST., 250 EAST— Furnished or
unfurnished rooms for rent 64
EVENTH ST., 224 WEST, Corner of
Chestnut— One neatly furnished front
room; suitable for one or two gentlemen;
nice closet; hot and cold water, bath; rent
$12 double, 810 single; one minute's walk
from Seven corners. 61-65
SOME nice unfurnished rooms, single or
en suite; three cheap eligible offices;
also desk-room on ground floor. James 11.
Davidson, 51 East Fourth st, Union block.
61-66
SPRUCE ST., 231— For rent, nicely fur
nished rooms, suitable for two; useof
bath. 64-68
SPRUCE ST., 211— Furnished room « with
use of bath. 57-63
ST. PETER ST.. 556— Front room with
wash room and clothes closet 64
HIRE BLOCK, corner Tenth and Robert
O —Nicely furnished rooms. Minton &
Beebe. 64
SOUTH EXCHANGE ST., 223— rent,
one furnished room. 64-05
ENTH ST., 326, EAST— Sleeping and
. Bitting rooms, furnished, for gentlemen.
64
T ILTON ST., 49 — Pleasantly furnished
room with large closet; furnace heat and
bath; 812. 64-05
THIRD ST.. 340, WEST— parlor,
also large front room; all conveniences;
6 o'clock dinners; oue small room; splendid
location on cable line. 64
HIRD ST.. 342, WEST, near Summit—
Furnished room for one or two gentle
men ; gas, heat and bath ; 6 o'clock dinners.
■ .-- 6465
THIRD ST., 1611.2, WEST— fur
nished rooms to rent, single or en suite.
63-64 .
UNIVERSITY AY., 133— For rent, fur
nished rooms. 61
W~~ ESTERN A Y., 132. corner Banlil st—
Three nice rooms for rent. 64
Stores.
TORE— For rent, brick store with living
rooms above, at 507*,i> Broadway, near
Grove. 64
STORE for rent, with living rooms ln rear,
for $15. Dodge and Roc, 110*,2 E. Four
st. : 64
OTORE— Part of store for rent corner of
to Minnesota and Third sts. Address B 73,
Globe. 03-69
STORE— Knauffblock, East Seventh st;
desirable locality. B. F. Knauft, 340
East Seventh st. 60-06
STORE— Very desirable wholesale prem
-0 ises or six-year lease for sale. Address
1 64, Globe. 60 65
STORE— rent, one large front room for
sample room, office, millinery or tailor
shop; responsible parlies ouly. 27 East Sev
enth St., Room 30. 63-64
CJTORE AND BASEMENT, May 1,319
IO Wabasha st„ or the entire building. E.
11. Judson, 405 Dayton ay. 04
STORE, No. 52 West Tenth st; centrally
located and cheap. Inquire 500 St.
Peter st. 64
STORE— For rent, store and seven rooms
on Jackson, near Fourteenth; rent £50
per month. Inquire of Michaud & Michaud,
house renting and collecting agency, 392
Robert 64
OTOUE— For rent, store in new building,
»0 corner of Toronto and West Seventh;
splendid fctimu for grocery or butcher shop.
Inquire Room 56, German American bank
building. * 04
;;7^'Hpi Office*.
ESK ROOM— In office located in busi
ness liart of the city. Address 1181.
Globe. 64
OFFICE — well furnished front rooms
suitable for doctor's or dentist's office.
217 East Seventh st , Room 5. 64
.Miscellaneous.
BUILDING— For rent, 3-story building,
suitable for manufacturing or storage
purposes. Call at 254 Commercial st. 60*
BUILDING— The building formerly occu
pied by the Globe; will make such
changes as maybe desired by tenant In
quire of C. A. Easterly, Room 3, Maunhelmer
block. , 149*
WHITE BEAR LAKE fronts, business
and cottages, for rent or lease, adjoin
ing hotels. Address 135 West Seventh st. 64
nORSES *]*!!> CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES, buggies of every style at
lower prices than same can he bought of
any other dealer in St. Paul; two-scat car
riages, buggies, phaetons, surreys, rockaways,
cabriolets, jumpseats, canopy tops, carts,
two-seated wagons, express and delivery
wagons aud harness. Call, before-purchas
ing. King's carriage rooms, Fourth and Min
nesota^ 61*
FOR SALE— A good horse, harness, Port
land cutter and two-wheeled cart, price
8100. Apply 566 Robert st. 64
FOR SALE or trade for cigars young good
horse and harness, very cheap, at 292
Rondo st. 64
FAST PACER for sale or trade. W. H.
Richardson, 51 East Fourth st. 64
HORSES— Twenty-two young brood mares,
with foal, and 18 yearling colts for sale
on mv farm at Lake Elmo, Minn. C. W.
Youngman, 115 East Seventh st, St. Paul. 64
HORSE for sale or exchange— Cooa fam
ily horse ; also buggy, sleigh and har
ness; sold cheap by a family on cable line;
will take in part payment painting and pa
pering house. M 72, < 'lone. 64
ORSES FOR "SALE— Three span of
heavy horses, weight 3,090 lbs. per
snan; one good driving horse. 354 East
Ninth st, 64
HORSE— bargain, on long time, horse
and spring wagon: horse will weigh
1,200; sound and gentle, eight years old;
wagon new price, 5100. Room 19, Fire &
Marine building. 64
HORSE— For sale, a first-class driving
horse cheap if taken at once. Barringer
& Co., 390 Jackson st. 63 64
INSURE your horses and cattle in The
Sterling Live Stock Insurance company,
509 Lumber Exchange Minneapolis. 342*
MULE— Wanted, to buy a good mule to
mate one that I now have; must be
young, sound and cheap. Address William
Rawston, Globe. 03 05
WANTED to hire, horse and light deliv
ery wagon. Apply at 30 West Sixth
St. «4
___mVmWSMJUOSUAa
RESSMAKER wishes sewing in fam
ilies: cutting and fitting a specialty.
Address 039 Mississippi st. 6-1-65
DKESS3IAKING— For fashionable dress
making at your own home call on Miss
Eason, 67 West Tenth st 1
DRESSMAKING— Ladies wishing dresses
. made nlease call on 11. S. De Long,
Room 42, Mannheimer block; tailor suits
and fitting a specialty. 64-93
DRESSMAKING — Saline dresses made
handsomely nt reasonable prices; cut
ting, fitting and draping done at 24 Man
heimer block. 04
DRESSMAKING— Ladies desiring stylish,
perfect dressmaking at very low prices,
call at 260 Rice st, near College. 64-65
DRESSMAKING wanted to doinfam
ilies; first class and prices reasonable.
Address 121 East Thirteenth st 54
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing at 27
Wilkin st 1
REMOVED— Mitchell, dressmaker,
has removed from No. 44 East Seventh
st. to No. 424 Wabasha St., Room 9; best fits
guaranteed at low prices. 64
TO DItESSMAKEKS— The best dress and
• sleeve system in the country taught at
Mrs. Elliott's, room 24, Manuheimer block,
St Paul; the Follett system is new, easy to
learn *j and perfect in accuracy and style; it
has the new French bias attachment, which
makes . it the ■ leading system; the sleeve is
simply perfect and will be sold sepa rate if >
desired; Mrs. O. W. Elliott sole agent for the j
Korthwebl; agents want*d.*^agj^^ 32* '
AUCTION BALES.
Sansome Co.. Auctioneers.
G* ENTEEL household effects in the resi.
I" dence No. 185 Pleasant ay. at public
auction— We will sell at public auction on
Monday morning, March 5. at 10 o'clock
sharp, the entire contents of the residence
No. 185 Pleasant ay., near corner Third st. ;
the goods in general consist of pood parlor
furniture, bed room sets, complete dining
and kitchen effects too numerous to men
tion, one good cook range, one large pier
mirror, carpets throughout the house, crock
ery, glassware, etc.; remember these goods
have been in use only a short time, and par
ties on the lookout for simp bargains will do
well In attending this sale. Sansome & Co.,
Auctioneers; offices 232 East Seventh st. and
412 and 414 Sibley st. 63 69
UCTION ! AUCTION I— Yourlast chauco
to secure bargains in men's and boys'
fine clothing, furnishing goods, huts, caps,
trunks and valises. The sale will positively
last only ten (It)) days more. Sales daily at
2:30 p.m. 408 Jackson st, between Sixth
and Seventh sts. Sansome company, auc
tioneers. " 64-70
PARLOR, bedroom, dining and kitchen
furniture, cook ranges and stoves, car
pets, crockery, glassware, etc., will be sold at
public auction Wednesday morning, March
/ , at 10 o'clock sharp, at our sales mart on
Sibley st., between Sixth and Seventh st**.
Sansome Company, auctioneers. 64
SANSOME CO.'S Commission Auction
►J and Private Salesrooms. 232 East Sev
enth st.will be open evenings until 0 o'clock
to accommodate all parties who are unable to
spare the business hours in day time. Parlies
on the lookout for bargains should bear Ibis
in mind. Remember the place. 232 East
Seventh st, between Sibley and Wacouta. 04
Jcl>l>. Johnson «fc Co., Auction
eers.
422 Wabasha st.
BUILDINGS AT AUCTION We Will
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on the premises on Thursday, Man
8, at 3p. m., the four frame buildings situ
ated on the southwest corner of Seventh and
Cedar sts.— Nos. 32 to 38 inclusive. East Sev
enth st. Jebb, Johnson A Co., general auc
tioneers; office and sale-room No. 422 Wa
basha st. , ; i
r\RY GOODS AT AUCTION— We have
■is just received a large consignment of
dry goods, notions, etc., consisting of dress
goods, table linens, bed spreads and a large
lot of table scarfs that have been partly dam
aged by water, which we will sell at public;
auction this week at our salesroom, No. 423
Wabasha st. Sale commences on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock and continue- daily
for the balance of tbe week, Jebb, Johnson
<fc Co., General Vuetigneers. Office ami
salesroom. No. 422 Wabasha st. 64
WE MAKE a specialty of" handling
stocks of merchandise: hold house
sales in all paits of the city; will call ami ap
praise furniture for parties who comtem
nlate holding auction sales of their house
hold effects. Jebb, Johnson A Co., general
auctioneers; otlice and salesroom No 422
Wabasha st. 64
E. llolloway. Ancttoneer.
EHOIXOWAY. Real Estate and Com
• mis-ion Auctioneer, 101 East Fourth
Street— buy bankrupt stocks for cash and
make a specialty of selling fine household
furniture, horses, carriages and merchandise
at auction. Call and see me if you have any
thing yon want sold for cash, and quick re
turns made. Srtisfaction guaranteed. 64
— — — — — — — — — — ■ —^
BOAKD OFFER KD.
BOARD— Two or three persons can i:u<l
pleasant rooms with board In ■> desirable
locality where there are no other boarders;
near street cars and convenient to business;
references .Address J 95. Globe. «'. I
BOARD— Handsomely furnished rooms,'
with board. Call at 523 Cedar st; fur
nace heat. 1. 1
OARD AND ROOM — First-class board
aud newly furnished rooms. with all
modem conve**uences,can be hud at 312 Kast
Eighth st. 0101
CEDAR ST., 488— Large and new4y~fut~
nished front rooms; modern conven
iences; with tirst-class board; references ex
changed. . i i;.",
CEDAR ST., 037— rooms with board
* -: 04
LEVENTH SI., 02, EAST— Nicely fur-
A_A nished room, with board, one-half block
from eapitol. — : '*.;•; .*;•■;. 114 o.*»
ACKSON ST.. 007— For rent, onelar-.-e"
room, nicely furnished, with b0ard. 6467
JACKSON ST., 594— For rent. *j elegant
double parlor and other rooms, with
board; street curs; modern conveniens
60-64 ,
MARKET ST.. 350, Between I- our: and
Fifth Et— Pleasant furnished rooms
with board. 04
MONEY— to $200 to loan on articies
of value; property left In your posses
sion. tit. Paul Loan Co., 309Va" Jackson It,
Rooms 1 and 2. ; iSo •
ROOMMATE— A lady with two plcusiTnt
rooms wants a lady roommate. Koom
and board $25 per month. Apply 637 Cedar
street 0 1
00.11 AM» HOARD wanted by two
young men ten minutes' walk from
Rice park; terms, 85; permanent if suited.
Address W K. Globe. 64
ROBERT ST., 526— R00m board in it
private family. 64-6.1
EVENTH ST., 230. WEST Furi7isilp«i
O room aud board for gents; use of buth :
terms easy. 64
rpWELI'TH ST.. 155, COR. JACKSON.
A —For rent, large front room, reasonable
with board; reference exchanged. 01 til.
INSTRUCTION.
LODE BUSINESS COLLEGE— TcIeg"
raphy a specialty; shorthand taught
practically by mail; German, etc. : chance to
make expenses: send for circular. F. A.
Maron, Davidson block, St. Paul. 61-71
German lessons given at 536 Mississippi
st. 62-63
INSTRUCTION— A young lady would give
lessons in French, German and English
branches in exchange for board. E 75,
Globe. 64 65
HORTHAND— few young lad..-- to
take up the study of shorthand. Ad
dress 11 70, Globe. 61
SHORTHAND— Lessons given D lb or*.
O hand; best of Graham, Pitman & Jfun*
son taught; full course SIO. Inquire or ad
dress Stenographer, 242 East Third st 64-63
PUPILS— Wanted, by a lady who gradu
ated at a French college in Europe, a
few pupils to form a class In French, or lo
give private lessons at home. Address 493
Broadway. 04
CHOOLOF SHORTHAND, Type-writ
'ng and Telegraphy— First-class' and ex
clusive; names or graduates now holding po
sitions sent on application; system.-' taught;
Eclectic, Pitman and Graham; lessons day
and evening or by mail; send for circulars.
Anna C. Drew, Hale block, corner Jaek-ou
and Third sts.. St PauL 332*
WASTED TO REST.
tOTTAGE— Wanted, a seven-room cottage
' convenient to business; rent moderate.
Address M 84, Globe. 62-64
DESK ROOM— Wanted to rent, desk or
office room for real estate business;
ground floor. Address 1 73, Globe. 04
FARM— to rent a good dairy. farm;
state size of farm and number or cows.
Address X 04, Globe. 64-63
WANTED TO KENT— A small house or
rooms, suitable for man and wife, ecu
trally located. Call or address Boom 36.
Union block, 49 East Fourth st 04
HOTEL— to rent for a term of?
years, in a good live town, a [food-sized
hotel, furnished or partly furnished; for
same will give good rental. Add res*, with
particulars, 41"/* Broadway, St. Paul. Minn.
' 60 01 '
COTTAGE wanted, furnished, nt nnv hiku
near the city. Address 57V2 West Third
st, St. Paul. 04
HOUSE— to rent, dwelling of eight
or nine rooms, modern conveniences,
on St. Anthcnv hill, ready to occupy Maj i.
Address L 77. Globe. 6 1 70
HOUSE— Wanted to rent, a good house of
five to seven rooms, east of Wabasha;
must be reasonable; no children. Address X
CO. Globe. I 4
HOUSE WANTED— I want small fur
nished house for six months. Add res
L 91, Globe. 64
HOUSE— I desire to rent for a term of
years a good house with all modem im
provements, desirably located on St An
thony Hill. Please address K. T., Globe.
'■•■■»' 62-64 -
HOUSE— Wanted to rent, a good bo. .
with about ten rooms, not fur from tho
capitol; moderate rent Address <■ -l
Globe. . 61-64
ROOMS— or three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping by gentleman
and wife. Address I. Q. box 2203. 04
ROOMS wanted for dressmaking. Addresa
B. P., Globe. 64
STOKE— Immediately to rent a store, on
St Anthony bill, or would like to hear
from some one willing to build the same. B
80. Globe. 04
NT.PHIVF.M rh -„P'» Analytical
. bJ-IliiriJl, andTeclinicaiOlieiu.
ist; Office and Lab. No. 3«o Jackson
{street, St. Paul, Minn. Personal atten
tion given to all kinds of Assaying, Ana*
lyzing and Testing. Chemistry applied
to all arts and manufactures. _ -
mm chants known to have no files on .
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