Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-01

MERCHANT 1AILORING.-A cOnslueTatlon vi
the business carried on in this city in the manu-
facture of the habiliments of man, at once sug-
gests .he names of a number oe large establish
ments which are distinguished by the magnitude
of theiItransactions, and the amplitude OF the
stock Which the carry, rs well as the quality OF
their goods, the styles and makeup, and the
high/mercantile character they bear. per-
sonal inspection of any one of these Merchant
tailoring establishments, If aided by proprietary
courtesy in afIordng the visitor general out
line of the extent of the business, cannot fail to
produce mingled surprise and admiration at the
vast operations which this branch of industry
gives rise to. A passing visit to the establish
ment of the principal one of them all, provokes
Astill more surprise and admiration-it compells
tribute of editorial publicity in the columns of
this paper. And it IS especially due to the es-
tablishment itself, that it is noticed in this man.
mer. for the number of competent workmen it
employs, the quantity and quality of gooGs made
into gentlemen's wear, are points which distin-
guish it as one Of the institutions of the Quaker
city. This We take for our present purpose TO
apply as much to the management and TO the
necessity which certain business creates or,
rather, at least produces. IL is true at any rate,
Of the merchant tailoring establishment cor
ducten by Messrs. Maize & Schwartz, late Geo.
Evans & Co., merchant tailors and clothiers, To-
Gated at No ll0S Market street, this city. The
premises occupied bJ this firm, including the
| basement is five stories in height, well lighted,
giving the purchaser an opportunity TO felect his
material with q certainty. II has frontage of
/ - feet and a depth OF 90 feet. The establish
ment is indeed a credita5le merchant tailoring
institution of the city and worthy OF cUmment
at our hands. The activity OF the proprietors
which is displayed in the transaction of the ex-
| tensiyeness of the concern-eve-ythiDg is done
with a will and for comfort of their patrons.
The house, also, from It's long standing, is one
worthy aud reliable, and is manifestly of great
Importance for the trade to know. Messrs.
Maize & Schwartz have given the merchant tai
! loring business their attention for number oi
years, and are necessarily practical, employing
none but the most skilled workmen, to iLsurC
frst-ciass work. Added TO this, it may also b'
said that each garment which emanates from
their esta aSis hmeut, is made under their persona
supervision and is subject to close examination
] before nudllN ulspOseu Ol- LSh eops9 ~ 49,
I'D with taste, and in the latest Styles We ma.
also add that Messrs. Maize * Schwartz dc
large business In military uniform and oqup
ments of all kinds, which for beauv anu Hni''
cannot be surpassed. They also keep on nahu
stock of ready made clothing from when LII
most rastidious may be s-f1ed it is none of you
I '.slop-shop'' work, Idi garments put up oy In
: best tailors. AID made the same as custor
I work.
. The members of the firm, Messrs. L. g. Map
,n1 John S. Schwartz are gentlemen too we
6 known in commercial circles TO need any con
a meuts from us, suffice to say, that their esta'
f lishment to-day is in every way worthy OF Il
II prosperity it has assumed. philadelphia Con
a ,nercial Sept. 90.
a Mr.. E. G. Maize will visit this place next wee
n with samples of goods and take orders for
~ kinds of Gents suits.
)" TEE New DEPoT.-Superintendent L.