The story of Johnstown : its early settlement, rise ... - JohnstownCafe

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THE STORY OF JOUXSTOWX.
naked rock to point out the site of the eliminated suburb. On the soutli
side of the creek, the row of tenements aliove the t.iunery iiridge, the brewery
and a couple of shanties art' stantlin.u. The street-car sheds and stables were
swept a\\a\. with all the cars. eiL;lil\ -nine horses and thirty tons of hay The
strip of land \\\\v^ on tlie north side, known as Clark's ("iro\e." was covered
with sand from tuo to six feet in tleptli. The Conemaui;h chau'^ed its course
and, dividing into two branches, so continued to the lower end of the town,
where it reunited.
Wood vale had ceased to be!
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