Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10
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BOOK KEEPING GLASS
OPENS OCTOBER goth, 1885,
70 the Young Men and Young Ladies OF
Lexington and Lafayette County.

4 TANlNG nau 81 mtny SOllCitatlouo hoh
IL young men, and young ladies, and from
IN Lexington, and also In other towns
IN tie county, to teach Doubie-Entry Book
ke.npy, to another class this winter, l have
To DO SO, and Will open the school ON
TUESDAY NIGHT 20, 1855,
and continue until Friday night, March Il.
1856, \ period OF twenty weeks, or hVe calendar
months.
farce nights in the week Will be given to
the work, Tuesday, Thursday AND Friday, /
from o'clock TO 10 o,cloek p m. W. ,n WIN
named. No school will be held during Christ
mas week. |
gwen, ure DoUBLE-hNrHY BOOK KEEPING, all
lin. iOrms of Notes, Drafts, Orders, Bills, Re-
ctlpts, Accounts, Bills of Exchange. Checks:
Accounts Current. Bills oil Sale, Nego'iabie Ia
pr and Nuu-NegoIiaDie Paper and endorse
.nenls thereon. These will be illustrated Oh The
biucn board, each one taken UP separaleiy ana
explain Ell, until all the class will have an op
purtunlly to understand fully everything relay
M Nh, re,o. They will then be required to make
L.,,. ent,l les and write the IOrms ON their books.
as oi!,n as may be necessary for IL iuli and in-
teilisenC comprehension oil the matter Under
confederation. Each and all to be reviewed,
and reviewed again, and illustrated, until all OIL
The subjects become easy and familiar. Our
leading lessons Will be
DOUBE. ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
so that the young men ami young ladies of the
class Will be qualified to keep books Tor them
sc. YES and others, and when they S.come pros
porous and employ others 10 keep books ioi
Them, they Will know when 1t Is tone correctly,
InIs IL u good opportunity Tor the young nieu
and young ladies OF Lexington and Latayeit.
county to qualify themselves to fill good poss-
tons when they are offered. Business n.n NOW
look Tor those VINO are QUALIFIED SoF
BUSINESS, and not Tor those whom THEY MUs1
y TEACH. nave no hesitancy in saying that amy
- enc WHO WILL ATTEND REGULARLY on the III.
ST. ucf IONS gwen 10 this Glass, AND MAKE PRuPEI
ABORT TO QUALIFY HIMSELF OR HERSELF, viii
y al I..e cut Oi he term, BE ABLE TO KEEP ANY
;, FIT OF BOOKS IN \ BANK OR BUaINESs House
n aid Will never regret the time spent in iearrIng-
= nor the money paid ior instruction.
One nj nv urSt wears Duhlls. alter OrcIDylnl
the position OF head DJok-keeper III The laTgcs
mercantile house IN Lexington for nearly wv
years, has slrce been emp Dyed in one nj TIM
leadiDg real estate and abs ract Ollie . IN lex
ingion. Another was elected as Chief Book
k eier in the Commerclal Bank OF LeNin@.on
T., and Is nov engaged IN business IN st. Louis
IL Another Is cniei book-keeper IN u large III ,rcan
4 tile house in Lexington. Another. u youn
iydy, is employed In the Lafiy cite County Bank
te ami aIotnrr young lady as chief clerk in the oil
established Insurance. Real Estate and Loan oi
q. lice OF + WInsor Y Son. Tie youngest mem
OF Der OF Tue first class aiterwurd went TO colIeS
ed in Kansas, and there took the first medal l
DouDle-Enry Bookkeeping. Thee position
would not Lave been obtained 10y these sartlr
had they not been competent bOOk-heeper;
- Othei pupils are IN business ioc themselves an
lax pIIde IN knowing how to keep their ow
books correctly.
Ii IL you seek Tor good positions, QUALIFY YOU
rs s.LyES aud you Will get them. GOOD PLAci
v AsE ALWAYS OPEN TO TnOsE WHO ARE WEI
VI QUALIFIED. Those not qualified are always seel
Fs ing places and tine none, They AVE Nor WAY
VI ED. The business world now requires Il hlgn
>, oIder of capacity and qualification than tor
'h .r.y, and If you do not poss.ss these, you "
-, he left behind and go down with the Gro sd
IEe Ia r. room IN seconu story OF tue Sto
n ,use. corner oil Laurel and NJ ain streets, h
been iitteu up for the class. IL Is lighted WI
:. gas, and we'll warmed with stoves, ami turns
ci with lab Is, Seats and black boards, amt
Together made very comfortable, nice and rleh
:. uarate wrItlnS tables anu seats Tor The ilui'
CO. several oil whom have already applied. =.
10 Terms, to this class, Tor live months, are 5
Ii payment - made before January /, 1856, |
W, I.r cent VIII be deducted. Ii not pad Uel0
mat date the iull amount VIII be required.
any one wants time Tor pay lnent. l. good NJ
nee Win interest, payable III & o. II months or lor
, u or " iii be accepted. No one need stay away
uch .,n. 81 money Yuu can. max, terms
I'LL suit you, As / WISH t. AFFORD ALL -tNAsS
KY FACILITIES TO THOSE WHO WANT To ANi
THEMSELVES Ot this opportunity 10 receive
slructiun III double entry bookkeeping. IL =
Mp time Is lost on my account, II Will be made
before the end OF the term. No deduction v
b.. made Tor loss oil time bY pupils, exc
- caused by protracted sickness. No pupil v
~ b.. received for less time than the lull lcrIl, Il
Iitl will take That length of time, Will CLOSE :
NJ rLICATIoN, to become II good book-beep"r-
her. lr Is VERY IMPORTANT 10 bhHiS WIN
and FIRST Lesson. The ruiIments and general pr
ciplcs are taught iir5t. Upon these the "h
pL- system Is built. Therefore BE SURE TO CoMt
Tue BEGINNING. 1 cannot urge this point
ma, strongly.
All necessary books have been made to or
EXPRESSLY IGr this class, at a cost oi % Tor >
M Each pupil should bring n good Ink stand, lt
rma prn hOider, pencils, rubber eraser ara ruler
- ia Please make application at my Once OF
mail BEFORE THE TIVE OF OPkSINa THE sClir
so that we may he prepared 10 ACCOMMODATE
INC who may come. As We NprGt II large class.
he Rr=pecIfully,
, 'hs s,ptl9;i EDWARD WiNSOi