The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
RECEIVERS
BANKRUPT SALE.

BY attending 1t and purchasing goods
to the amount Of $40 your railroad
fare paid one way. Purchasers Of
$4,000 worth, fair paid both ways in
cash.
Ordered by the Court. S375.O0O worth
Of fine Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps and Furnishing Goods, to be
sold at halt price. Sale to commence
Thursday. Nov. 9th, 10 A. M. sharp,
and continue 20 days. In the large
buildings 1873, 1870, 1872 Ontario st.,
Cleveland, o.
Under orders from the court the receiv-
er of the large wholesale aud retail house
, of II. Goldburgh, which just failed, the
entire stock OF $375000 worth of fine
clothing, boots, shoes, rubbers, hats, caps,
and furnishing goods for men and women
is being removed to the large buildings,
1873, 1870, 1872 Ontario street, and will there
be sold at once for the benefit Of the cred
itors The building is fast filling up with
thousands of bargains in mems, boys and
childrens clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps
and furnishing goods. besides two car
loads Of boots, shoes, rubbers and under
wear for men, women and children. Ii
will pay you to wait until Thursday, Nov
9th, as never before have you had such a
big stock 10 select from at such low prices
from basement to roof you will find bar
gains like the following in mems clothing
department:
(Cut this price list out and bring i
al0ng)
Good working suits, ulsters, or overcoal
worth $500 TO be sold for $685. Elyslun
5 fur beaver overcoats 1887, worth S9W
good business suits worth $40. must b'
sold by the receiver for $3.50; nice Sunda.
" suits in sacks and frocks, worth $500
] will be sacrificed at $500; oYercoats II
Edward and Victoria, Chinchilla, Meltons
Schuoble, Beaver, Kerseys and MonlanaC
worth from Sl5 to $50 will be sold tnr :
. 10 Sl3; men's tine Prince Albert suits fo
+ rs 81 worth $lS; mems strong worklnt
d pants S3c, worth $3.50; besides lO,OOO pal
/, stvli + .'p-ant well made dress pant
worth $3.50 to IS, for $l.l6 TO $3.50
II mems overalls and jackets, 24c.
. BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
5000 pair knee pants 17c worth &c
$4,000 knee pant suits Soc, worth W. -
70 10000 boys suits from $1.25 to $2.7
IS worth from 81 80 TO SO.
10 5000 hoys' overcnals at 9Sc 10 $40
N worth from "a to $40.
N BOOT, SHOE AND RUBBER DEPARTMEN
as 25OOO pair ladies' mems and Children
rs rubbers at half price.
$500 pair ladies', kid button pate
', leather tip Shoes $l23, worth 1925
IL 1900 pair ladies dOngola kid prel
leather aud plain toe, sizes, 31a T. 4,
20 0Sc, worth $3.50. -.
, 5000 pair children's shoes, 22c u ~
worth iron 45c ~ G5c; all sizes.
"a Mems fine congress and lace shoes =
a worth $175,
$500 pair meu's calf, congress, butt
II aud lace shoes, Sl.23 to $22', worth fro
:" So. 10 $3.50.
HATS, cara AND FURNISHINGS.
2O,OO0hals and cars Of every descripti
.lv known to the trade for men and bnys n
,as | girls, NC 10 vi,OJ, Nbln ilohi -'' W -
% $28,00000 worth of winter caps m
'o' styles and shapes 13c 10 $l.25, worth III
re, SOC 10 $3.50.
ne Mems and women's underwear, :
:. worth SOC mems and womcn's underw'
a. a. I4c, worth g. childrcn's wool and cot
z" underwear at half price. Suspendeers
three pair for 25c, worth 25c one pair'
al. wool bose l3c, worth 35c a pair; all W
o, blue flannel and kersey shirts 45c, wo
MaH M 81. Mems fine linen collars at DC, six
al "a 25c, worth 25e apiece; besides lhousa
@ eoa OF other bargains too numerous To ment
lso 'se you will see when this great sale is st
.n anI ed. Bring this price list with you and
20 y - for anything you do not see.
g. 'nd Purchasers Of $40 worth OF goods
'uT 'ud over, residing within 80 miles will be
inS inS lowed their railroad fare one way. L
"i' ,ei,' chasers Of 500 worth of goods or o
~ railroad fare both ways In cash.
"a "a Mail orders given prompt aud carr
i,n. attention.
ul' Remember sale commences Thurs
da' no. morning, November 8, and will cont
ITw 90 days.
l,h. m RI. MERRITT,
III Doaa;yar fop Nradit