Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
THE POPULAR MERCHANT TAILOR.
What We Know of Him--His Goods, His
Store and Its Manufactured Produc-
tons Where the Gay and Fash
ionabIe Secure Their Sly
Iish Apparel, and
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS PROFIT,
On Their CIothing--An Ever Reliable House,
a Leviathen Stock Of Matchless
Excellence and Everything Of
fered 10 Suit the Times.

| twenty nine wears, twenty-One OF when
with one of the leading houses Of our
city in his line, who can fail to recognize
the name of Mr. G. w. Scabright? y
gentleman with an exceptional ability
and experience in his special calling
that pre-emincntly cutitlcs him to uni
versal confidence and unlimited support.
| Whose highest aspiration Is to mete out
absolute moneys value to all--irrespec-
/ tive of persons, Tor every cent invested
! with him, and who, in genial, whole
, souled and liberal spirit, ever extends
! the active hand of cOrdiality and
! friendship to friend and stranger alike
as they favor him with Il call at his
magnificent store.
! poi MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWENTY
SECOND.
/ Call when YOU will, his happy smile and
! courteous attentions await you, as they
/ have done at the same stand for nine
wears past-within his own noble prem
! ises, fine three story brick, 70 by 30
feet and whatever YOU may desire, from
the very finest French worsteds, posi-
lively offered down to So, to all wool
cassimeres for actually 20 the suit, there
YOU can take your choice from ut least
800 rolls OF the most fascinating and sty-
lish goods for the fall season just re-
ceivcd Mr.. Seabright having last week
returned from the Eastern manuiactO-
res and wholesale houses, where he pur-
chased extensively the very finest goods
on the mcrest margin for cash, is GER
tainly offering the most elegant fall wear
we ever beheld stacked in one house OF
the kind, every shelf, counter and case
being crowded to replction. His cassi-
mercs, ChinchillaS, meltOns and beavers
are equally as heavy and elegant for
OvercOats, aS are his dOeskins, wOrStedS,
hairlincs and diagonels, with pure
Scotch wool goods, adapted for fincncss
to full dress suits, while in gents fur
nishing goods neatest, cheapest
and best for the money, whatever your
funds impart a completeness to his eX-
tensivc stock 'twerc folly to look for
elsewhere in the city-yca, even in the
State. But to.
THE SUBJECT OF MANUFACTURE.
Here Mr. Seabright is ACKNOWLEDGED to
fill the foremost rank. For moment
imagine, his popular cutter, Mr.. Louis
house these nine years has within the
last six months alone cut upwards
Of 700 suits, without having single one
declined. He is positively scientific
genius in his profession, being backed
BY only the most competent taiIOrs and
tailorcsses, whom we found INDUSTRIOUS
" employed To the number OF - or 80,
in the upper stories OF the building,
where their comfort and convenience
appears to have been provided for re-
gardless OF expense. The Admiral, as
he is famliarly called, knows no half
measures in trade, and in his sale de-
partment has been favored for over
eight years with the valued services OF
Mr.. George Harkins, as head clerk, who
is one OF the boys, and jolly fellow it is
aprivilege to know.
But WORD OF CAUTION.
In view of such replete institution
in our midst-a valuable acquisition Tor
them employment OF local residents
how can our citizens give ear to the nu-
merous strange "land sharks who prOwl
around representing Eastern makers,
taking measures, sending for suits, and
receiving for delivery paltry ready made
goods, literally chopped out with ma
chine, run togetherbv steam and dressd
up with an artificial polish less durable
than the gloss imprinted at Chinese
laundry.
They're simply shoddy trash made up,
OF shape md form devoid
That victims ordering once. will find
Their confidence dCcOycd.
Snch goods are infamous, beware OF
IL a.,
edged too dear at any price where wear
and tear is desired oi them, while the
color OF the goods can never be fairly
warranted. Such clothing may, for
time. GRATIS the unwcary, but so sure As
1.-THE proof Of the pudding is in the eat
ing OF it," the hard wearer OF clothing
and the lover of a rtspectabls appear
ance, will just as assuredly unite in the
common verdict that
BEST VALUE Is ALONE FOUND WITH THE
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Whether YOU desire goods or not,
reader, do not pass the door OF Admiral
Seabright'S without calling. Iou will
confer favor upon him il only you in
spcct his mountains Of elegant goods to
least your fancy" Anxious To retain
employment for local help, he EN-
ploys simply home talent in the bust
ness-dcSirous only to give absolute
value for every cent invested. His
mission is verify deserving Of UNI
limited support. Goods and fits he in
variably warrants alike TO rich and
poor to meet their means; and while the
''Admiral' is privileged with most dis
tinguiShcd select trade, extending even
to the elite in remote states, yet lis en-
phatically the honest mechanics reliable
clothicr-indeed, the poor mans friend
here to-day, tomorrow and always
the obligng and respectful servant OF the
public,
Whose veal he makes his constant care