Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-26
DOUBLE.ENTKY
BOOK KEEPING A
OPENS OCTOBER 10th, 1885,
70 the Young Men and Young Ladies of
Lexington and Lafayette County.

uAVING hal 50 many solicitations from
II young nan, anl yuung ladies, and from
parents IN L,xInstun, and also In other towns
IN the county, 10 teach Doubis-EnLry Book
Keeping, To another Glass THIS winier, l have
concluded 10 uu SO, and will opeu tie school on
TUESDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 20, 1855.
and continue until Friday night. March IL.
lss6. u period OF twenty weeks, or i've caiemd.r
uiUntis.
Three nights in the week will be given to
the work. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday.
be prumI in opening and closing al the hours
Lamed. No school will be helu du ring Christ
mas week.
the sul jects upon which instruction will be
given, are DoUBLE-hSTEY BOOK KEEPING. all
the forms Ui Notes. TRAITS, Orders. Bills Re
ceipts. Accounts. E.i.s OF Exch lnge. Checks.
Accounts C.licnL. Bil!s vl sale, Negotiable Pa
per and NOa-NespliaUie Ptp,r aud endorse
.uents thereon. Iucac viii be illustrated on The
olacR board, each one taken up separately anu
explained, until al! the class Will have an OPP
porIunlLy to understand iu.,y everything r.laL
ing thtreto. rney Will iIeh ur required To make
he entities and wrGie TIE iorint ou their buYk,.
us often dc MAJ b. Bec"e--ry Tor u 1ulI and In
teiliSenL cumpreii iiSIoii vi the matter under
considerations EHciI aId all TO be re -leweu,
ihu reviewed AGAIN anu illustrated, until all Oh
the subjects becu,ne cay and ami .ar. Our
leading lessons VIII he
DOUBE.ENTH EDOK-KEEPING,
20 that the Dung men anu young i.dle. of he
class WIN be qu u.lird To keep books Tor I'll. m
serves ana ot4trs, And when th' y become pros
IClpu II cs'Iluy u L http DIUr d. IOl
them, they Mil know when II Is done CORRECTLY.
Tnis 10 Il good opportunity Tor The yuuns neu
and young ladies' OF Lexington aud LaIay elite
county ID qia!iiy thenisrl - TO I'LL good POSI-
ions when tneJ ale Offered. Business in,n now
look Tor tnG-e who are QCALIFikD FOR
BUsINhss, ana not ior those @h III rHEY Must
TEACH. lEuvc no hesiIuncY in s.yIs. la: any
one WHO WILL ATTEND EhGULAWLY on tie in
tIuctIOG> gwen - This clas7, A~p 81 ,kE filPER
tFFoRT TO QUALIFY HIM-s,E OR HhnsELr. viii,
1T the e'u % he Ia al, BE aBLh To KEEP ANY
SET uF BOOKS IN A BASIN OR BUSINESS HOUSE,
ana WIZ n VI / sr't me { IN spent lii Iearaing,
nor the III me- pad 10. instruction.
One Oh .ly ire; : ta, = pup 10, ei!er Occupying
The %posItioI vi h.i % ,rk-keel.rr III .ie l.,sest
mercantile nou@e IL. LcAi"G;Un l,r nearly two
leading real estate and aDsul,t otlic . In Lex
lngton Another was elected AS Chlcf Book
k'eper IN The Commercial Bank oil Lexington,
ana Is now engaged In business in st. LOUIS.
Another l., CHIEF boOk-ke per In IA lurae III Team
tlie house In Lexington. Another. Il yuunS
lady, Is employed IN tue Laiay elite Cu;L.,Iy Bank,
ami another young lady as chef c.er. IA .ne uttl
e,taDllJn,d Insurance, Real Estate and Lean OIL
lice oi + Wlnsor & SON. Tie youngest mem
IN KANSAS. and there took the first meuaI IN
Double En;ry Bookkeeping. These positions
would not lave been obta!ned by these pirticg
had they not been competent book eepers.
Other pupils are IN business for themselves and
take pride In knowing how to keep their own
books CORRECTLY.
SELVES ami you wii get TIA. GOOD PLACES
ARE ALWAYS OPEN 10 I,i",S WHO ARE WILL
| Hb-t 10 Il 1 .!t.!' u II al Il SGCh-
iiS places anu ma II ne IhEH AZ NO WANT
ND: Inc bu>.Ee = VIII now =, Iu.rea Il n..,ne,
order Ui Capacity AMI ul % iicnUiOn than iO,HI.
cray. and Ii ydiI do 4ut pc, =, Thee, you Will
be lei. Drn:nL and go down with the Gro I'd.
The l.ig. room IN second story oil the store
house. corner OF Laurel and Mi, streets, has
been ltleu up fr ne elias. L. - H. h:cd with
gas. and well WARNED wIt. atbr's au ;lrnIsh-
ei with tables, seat ami O.-ch boi.ds, rnd al
together made very CJu.ivI table, lice ami clean.
Separate wrlti:% .ao."s ASH seats tor tie laties,
several oil whom nt'e already applied.
Terms. to his Class, Tor ave months, are $50
ii payment l. III ,ic before Jinu try /, lo5G. ten
per Cent. VIII a., .~ie,!uaici IL not p. DtInrr
that date the Ian un.Jnnt VIII be r,lnIed. L
any one wants tiiIr los payment. a good not,
with interest,", pay abb III D " II months Or long
or Will be accepted. No one need stay away FOL
want vi money. You can make terms Il
SAT- you, AS l WISH / AFFORD ALL SkCKsSA'
kY FACILITIES To THOSE WHO wANr TO AyAii
THEMSELVES OF this Opportunity 10 receive in.
structton III double enuy book keeping. Ii any
time Is lost on my accuunt, II viii be III .de vi
before Tue end vi the term. No deduction Wi.
De made Tor loss oil uiue by pupils, excvp
Caused by prOlracted sickness. No pupil VII
be received for less tine Than the full term, ~ /
VIII take mat length Of time, With CLOSE Az
~PLlCATIoS, to become Il good book-Beeprr.
IT is VERY IMPORTANT To BEGIN WITH TIL
FIRST LESSON. The rdd:n 'nts and gene raj prIn'
ciples are Taught first. Upon these In" whoi'
system Is built. Therefore BE SURE TO COME A.
Tue BEGINNING. | cannot urge this point To-
strongly.
All necessary book have b zen m lde to or,icI
expressly isr this Glass, AT II cost "i 81 Tor II set
Each pupil should bring II good ink stand, pens
pen holder. pencils. rubber eraser and ruler.
Please make application at my Office or b,
mail BEFORE THE II III OF OPENING THE SCHOOL
SO thai We may he prepared 10 iGCnmin dlte al
who ma, come. Is We expect n large clls5.
s%r.lio EDWARD wINsoR.