Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-12
Short Catechism.

Question-Who sells the most Boots and
Shoes in Clearield?
Answer. c. Lghtcap & Son, of the
Banner Shoe Store
Q.-Who keeps the largest and best as
sortment of Boots and Shoes?
A-The Banner Shoe Store men,
Q.-Where did you get those beautiful
high cut CATERS?
A.-At the Banner Shoe Store
Q.-Can you tell me where | can get the
most fashionable high cut walking boots and
CATERS?
A--Tes; go to the Banner Shoe Store
and you can get better article, more FASH
ionable and twenty per cent cheaper than
at any other house in Clearield know,
for have tried.
Q.-Where can | get those colored shoes
which are so much worn in the cities?
A.-They are to be had, of every shade,
at the Banner Shoe Store The most beau
tiful ever saw and cheap.
Q.-Have Lightcap & Son got their sum
mer goods yet
A.-Yes; they are getting them in this
week. The largest and most delightful stock
of goods ever looked at Go and see for
yourselves and ask me no more questions.
Mems fine boots from S3 30 to SIS 20 at
the Banner Shoe Store
j. G. LIGHTCAP & SON.
LIST OF Jurors. following is list
OF Jurors drawn for June term, 1869:
GRAND JURoRs.-Bell, Charles Thorp.
Bloom, Isaac Thomr son. Brady, W.T.. Ham
ilton, John J. Beams Chest, John Hook
enberry. Covington, james Holt. Deca-
tur, Curtis Reams,J. B. Ayers John Shaw
Girard, Eicot Plubell. Gulich, John Bey-
'ers. Knox. Isaac p Carson. Lawrence,
Henry Owens, NJ. F. Wallace Lumber c.,
j. r. Cuppies, Jason Kirk, H. w Spencer
Morris, VI Zimmerman, George Cramer,
Andrew Hunter. Osceola, g. NJ. Brisbin
Pike, Isaac Caldwell. Union, j. H. Bru-
baker. Woodward, Austin Kline
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT wEEK.-Bec,,
caria, Thos. Mullen, james Haines, w s.
Dickey, B. i. Wright, S. G. Patchin Boggs,
David Adams, jr. Bradford, S. Z. Wilson,
n. F. Wilson. Henry Albert, John T'oo
bridge, Mark Kyler. Brady, Wm. Brock
bank, r. H. Moore, AL EIliag r, J. w.
Wallace. Burnside. Thos Young, I. NJ.
Shepherd James McMurry, D. w Lang
don. Covington, J. B. Bergey. J. p Mul I
son, John Briel Clearfeld. j. III. Hilburn,
J. I. Leonard, ". C. Foley,M Shirk Cur
wensviIle, Wm. R. Hartshorn Decatur.
Wm. Ayers. Goshen, A. B. Shaw Gra-
ham, w. Il. Green, B. Spackman Cue
Itch. Michael Slower Alexander Ream Hus-@
ton, VIM. Long, Robert Sullivan, III. Wood
ward, Lewis BcrdeI Jordan, Henry Swan,
w. S Curry, Thomas Strong. Karthaus,
G. Schuarrs, J. W. Potter Knox, d. j. (
Cathcart. Lawrence, J. II. Hoover, J.
MEG Glaughin, J. McCleland Morris, Jack
son Hoover, n. Washington, John NJ.
Cummings. Osceola, Elijah Weston, j.
5. Long, Abr. Goss. Penn, Elam Johnson,
VI. S. Spencer. Pike, j. r. Hancock, 10
siah Hancock, Samuel Caldwell Union,
VI hacl Hubert, John Laborde, jr., L. Il.
DrcSsler. Woodvard, Il. Alexander.
JURORS FOR SECOND WEEK
G. W. Caldwell Boggs, r. g. Faust.
Bradford, Isaac Wilson, David Forcee, w. 4
Graham, ir. Brady, w. b. Alexander. Burn
side, C. r. King, Jacob Yingling, C. Rora-
laugh. Cleardeld, d. Conelly, VIM. Nor
gan. Covington, j. j. Picard Curwens
vile, VIM. Irwin, A Bloom. H. w Kerns /
Ferguson, w. l.. Moore. Girard, NJ. L..
Coutriet, B. Green. Graham, CIV. Hall, /
Samuel Spanogle. jordan, Patrick Giligan,
Reuben Hunter. Knox, d. +. Mokel, ID.
\. Wise. Lawrence, James Fulton, T. W.
Peoples. Lumber City, q. III. Lytle. Nor
ris. VIM. Jones. New Washington, A. j.
jackson. Osceoia, ID. II. Good. Penn, JOS
g. Russell, Richard Danvcr, Allen McDon-
aid. Pike, Alfred Long, Abraham Bailey,