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Title: The Wallkill Valley in art and story
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Wallkill Valley Farmers' Association
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Publisher: Walden, N.Y. : Wallkill Valley Farmers' Association
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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d in the publicschools at the latter place, and entered the clothing business at the age of 15 years, and removed to Newburghin 1882, where he was engaged in the same line as partner, and finally sole owner of the recognized leadingestablishment of the city. In the winter of 1897-98, he removed his business to the store No. 83-85 WaterStreet—a much larger and more modern building, where he now conducts an establishment without a peerbetween New York and Albany, and prides himself as an Outfitter for man or boy, and greatly enlarged thescope of his business. The mammoth show windows of Mr. Goldbergs store are one of the attractions of thecity. He has always been accredited as one of the citys most substantial and enterprising business men, withthe interests of his adopted city uppermost in all his efforts. He is prominently identified with social andfraternal interests in the city, and his intelligence and good fellowship make him a popular citizen with manywarm, personal friends. 37
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John Schwartz. AMONG the prominent citizens ol German birth in the city oi Poughkeepsie, N. Y., none holds a higher*■ I In t in i the community than the gentleman whose name introduces this sketch. He is I in the 1 business, and lias an enviable reputation for integrity and fair dealing as well as t.»r thrift and enten w - a irta was born In Bavaria, Germany, September 9th, 1839. His father. John Schwartz, diedink!: when ten years ol age he came with ins mother to New York City. In January,hkeepsle, and after attending school for a short time, he entered the cigar business,which I le his life u ork. I Vliss Bayer, a native oi Troy, N. Y. They have four children, all M 1st, 1864, he su tti loseph Bayer, his father-in-law, in the business of manufac- ttirin. Mils business is now carried on, in greatly enlarged proportions by Mr. Schwartz constituting the hnnol lohn Schwartz & Sons, they having become partners February 1st, 1889.

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