Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-18
THE MOST POPULAR MER-
CHANT TAILOR.

Some Account Of Himself, His
Goods, and His Large Store
Room-The Place Where the
Gay and Fashionable get their
Stylish Apparel.
Mr.. G. w. Seabright has been q resi-
dent amongst us for about thirty years,
and during all that time, has devoted
his attention exclusively to the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, end by his In
defatipable industry. uniform courtesy,
unexceptionable ability and experience,
has Justly entitled himself to the uni
yersal esteem and confidence OF the
public. His store has been in the past,
and still continues TO be, the daily re-
sort of those best posted as to where
can be had the finest and best
fitting garments for the least money;
and call when you will, his happy smile
and courteous attentions are bound to
win YOUR friendly consideration. We
might 90 on and enlarge upon the genial
good nature, and amiable business quail
ifications of Mr. Seabright, but refrain
from considerations of lack OF time and
space, and content ourselves with speak
ing briefly of his store, its contents, and
what the judicious buyer may accom-
plish by simply giving him call. In
the first place, then, his large and COM
modious store room is situated In Gen.
tire Wheeling, at
NO. 220l MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWENTY
SECOND.
Mr.. Seabright having just returned
from the Eastern manufacturers and
wholesale houses, where he made ex-
tensiye purchases OF the very finest
goods on the merest margin for cash,
is continually offering the most elegant
and tasty garments for spring and sum-
mer wear that we have yet seen; and
with the piles OF goods stacked on every
shelf, counter and case, to select from,
it seems impossible that anyone could
90 away dissatisfied. Indeed, he has
everything that is most pleasing to the
eve in pattern, and adapted in fineness
to the conceptions of the most fastidi-
Gus.
AS To THE SUBJECT OF MANUFACTURE,
Mr.. Seabright is acknowledged
10 be i'm the first rank. Mr..
Louis Bonenberger has been with
this house for the past nine or ten years.
lie is positively a scientific genius IN
his profession, and is backed by only the
most competent tailors and tailoresses,
all of whom are industriously employed,
to the number of twenty-five or thirty,
in the upper stories OF the building, to-
gether with numerous skilled workmen
outside. This we think is big guaran-
tee of satisfaction in fit and workman
ship.
MIR. George Harkins, head clerk in the
establishment, will always be found
ready and willing to attend to the light
est wish Of customers, and is second to
none in afability and courtesy OF man
ners.
In view of having such a complete
institution in our midst, how can
our citizens give the least attention
TO the numerous drummers who prowl
around, representing Eastern houses
taking measures, sending for suits, and
receiving for delivery TO those who have
been so unwise as to give them their
order, the most paltry ready made
goods, literally chopped out with a
machine, run together by steam, and
dressed up with a polish less durable
than that produced at a Chinese laundry:
Such goods are not worth the second
thought of an intelligent lead
horse, much less that of the sober, in
telligent citizen.
Whether you desire to purchase
goods or not, reader, do not pass the
door of Mr.. Seabright without calling.
You will confer a favor on him, and
find you have not wasted your time, if
you only inspect his elegant goods.
Goods and fits he invariably warrants,
and while he is privileged with trade
extending to the elite throughout the
city and State, yet he is emphatically
the poor mans reliable clothier,-his
friend to-day, tomorrow, and always,
and the obliging friend OF the public.
Please remember the place, No. 22Ol
Main street, corner of Twenty-second,
Centre Wheeling