Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-27
BOOKKEEPING A

To THE YoUNa MEN N LADIES OF LExINs-
TON:-IIavinY been solicited by q number or
young men and ladies in Lexington, to teach
e them Double tn 6Ie Entry Book keeping. 1 have CON
long nights OF tho coming winter. beginning on
TUESDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER II,
and continuing until Friday night, March 6,
1883, which win be u period OF twenty weeks. or
live calendar months. Three nights in the week
will be given to the work, Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday. from I O'Clock to 10 O'Clock. W.
the hours named. So
The SUBJECTS upon which instructions will he
given. are DoubIe."ntry Book-keepng, all the
Accounts, Bills Of Exchange, Checks. Accounts
Current, Bills Of Sale, Negotiable Paper and
Non,Negotiabie Paper and endorsements there.
each one taken up separately and explained. nm
III all the class will have an opportunity TO un-
derstand fully everything relating therein. They
Will then De required to make the entries anu
write the forms ON their books, ms often as m.y
be necessary, for a fun and intelligent compra-
Each and all to be reviewed, ana re, iewr,i
again, and illustrated, until all of the subjects
become easy and familiar. Our leading Lessons
will be
DOUBLE-ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING.
SO that the young men and ladies of the class
Will be qualified to keep books for themselves
anu others; and when they become prosperous
and employ others to keep books for Them. they
This Is a good opportunity Tor the young men
ladies of Lexington to qualify ihcmsolv.s ior
good positions when they are offered. Business
men now LOOK Tor those who are qualified for
business. and not for those whom they must
teach. ! have no hesitancy in say ing that any
one, VINO VIII attend regularly. On the msrlnc-
lions given TO tins class, and make proper effort
to qualify himself or herself. will, at the end oi
the term; be able to Keep any set OF books in n
the time spent in learning. nor the money puid
for instruction. One young man Taught Ly me
In the class two years ago. has occupied Tor 2
yolr DasI lie DOSltlnn 0f Nraf hnnE-EA,no~ H.
the largest Mercantile house in Lexington. An
other was chosen by the directors Of the New
Commerciai Bank OF Lexington rs head book
keeper. The youngest in the class aitcrward
went to q college In Kansas and took the iirsi
premium in bookkeeping. Others are In bust
ness for themselves. and take pride In knowing
how To keep their own books correctly.
II You Seek for good Positions, qualify your
selves. and you will get them. Good places are
always open to those who ara well qualified,
Those not qualified are always seeking places
and lind none. They are not wanted. The BUSH
ness world now requires II higher order OF GA
pacity and qualification. than form. riy, ami ii
you do not possess these, You will be left be-
hind AMI go down with the crowd.
The large room in the second story of the store
house, corner of Laurel and North streets, over
the Water COmpany's Office, entrance on North
street, has been fitted up for tho class. 1t Is
and furnished with tables, seats, and black
boards, and altogether made very comfortable.
Sc ats for the young ladies.
Terms, to this class. Tor Ave months. are $50.
II payment Ia made before January /, lss5, ten
per Gent. will be deducted. If not paid before
that date the full amount will be required. II
any one wants time FOR payment, u good note
with intercat payable In Is or II months or long
er will be accepted NJ l wish to afford NIL necrs-
ssry faculties to thnsc who want to avail them
selves OF this opportunity to receive instruction
In double. entry bookkeeping. II any time Is
lost on my account. It Will bc made up before
the end OF the term. No dedHctlOn will be made
Tor lose Of time by pupils. except CAUSED by
prottanted sickness. No pupil viii be- received
iSr less time than the zulu term, rs it will take
mat length OF time, with close application. to
become 4 good book keeper.
ltls very impOrttnt to begin with the first lea
son The rudiments and general principles Ore
Taught first. Upon these, the whole system In
punt. Therefore be sure to CONE at the begin
ming.
Ilehsc make application nj my onicc before
The time Of opening the school. so ihnt We NAV
make Preparations to accommodate all who ina y
apply. Very Respectfully,
EDWARD WISSOR.