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284 THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.

    Real Estate – Adam Everly, John M. Gummey, and Lewis H. Redner.
    Cordage – E.H. Fitler, John T. Bailey, and Charles Lawrence.
    Patent Pavement – Dr. L. S. Filbert and James Stewart, Jr.
    Bankers and Brokers – Winthrop Smith, Robert H. Glendenning, George H. Thomas, William G. Warden, Lindley Smythe, Thomas Cochran, J.L. Erringer, Charles H. Banes, Wharton Barker, and Jacob Naylor.
    Wholesale Grocers and Sugar Refiners – Francis B. Reeves, Edward C. Knight, Adolph Spreckels, William Janney, and Charles C. Harrison.
    Shirt Manufacturers and Dealers – Samuel Sternberger and Jacob Miller.
    Carpets – James Dobson, Robert Dornan, Hugh McCallum, John F. Orae, John R. White, and Thomas Potter, Jr.
    Saddlery Hardware, etc. – William T. Lloyd, of Lloyd & Supplee; Conrad B. Day, George DeB. Keim, Charles Thackara, John C. Cornelius, William Elkins, Jr., and James Peters
    By Tuesday the tide of relief was flowing strongly. On that day between eight and nine thousand packages of goods were sent to the freight depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, to be forwarded to the sufferers. Wagons came in an apparently endless stream and the quantity of goods received far exceeded that of any previous day. Eight freight cars, tightly packed, were shipped to Johnstown, while five car-loads of provisions were sent to Williamsport, and one of provisions to Lewistown.


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