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   The Seligman Brothers - dry goods peddlers in Pennsylvania and Alabama

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How Joseph Seligman and his brothers William Seligman and James Seligman peddled dry goods in Pennsylvania and Alabama


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The young partners were a good team, each having his specific talents so that they essentially completed each other. Joseph was the energetic leader, a perfectionist who abhorred waste. The eldest, he took a father's role compared to the younger brothers and kept the store and warehouse, while William and James did the peddling. James was the best salesman of the quartet and indeed his tours netted more than the others', although his book-keeping was sometimes flawed.   ...

 

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