The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-11-11

The December term of the Circuit
Court is going to be one of much inter-
est. The indications are that the crimi-
nal docket will be unusually large.
A number of violations of the game
law are reported in the vicinity of
kevser Ridge. Non resident hunters
must take out a license to hunt in
Maryland
E. c. Cuppett, of near town, spent
Saturday at Terra Alta and Sunday at
Hutton, returning to Oakland. Cal is
teaching singing and is making Il sue
cess at it.
After describing the rhinoceros family
the teacher said, Now, tell me the
things that it is dangerous to go near
and thathave horns" Automobiles, -
said Jane, promptly.
The County Commissioners were in
session four days last week and trans
acted large amount of business, coy
ering the entire county. Delegations
from different parts of the county were
present.
Deputy Sheriff Ernest Hilleary ar
rested and brought to Jail, the first
part of the week John Doe, on the
charge of hunting game out Of season.
Justice Rudisill bound the man over
for the December term of court.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: that a
well known citizen of that city used a
lighted match to see if there was
any gasoline in his auto tank. "He will
probably be able to leave the hospital
in few weeks" the article concluded
1t is, to say the least, gratifying to
see so many of the great Republican
journals of the country heaping unstint-
ed praise on the great President the
Democratic party has given the United
States. There is so little of criticism
and so much of praise that we, as
Democrats, should feel all the prouder
of ourselves for having made such a
wise choice. Many have been the spec
ulations as to what our condition would
have been now had Roosevelt been
elected. -Bellefonte Waterman.
The farmer is the backbone of this
county-in fact, he is the mainstay of
the nation. We can not place too much
emphasis upon this fact. As the Amerl-
can farmer prospers. so it is with the
country in general, and so will it always
be. If the farmer has bad year, then
the stores, and the shops, and the bust
ness community as a whole suffers,
Everybody feels the pinch of close
season. That's one of the reasons why
we of this town should work in harmony
with the farmer for a better and more
prosperous community. As he en-
courages US with his patronage and his
cheerful smile when he comes to us. so
should we return courtesy for courtesy
by giving him the best that is in us.
and by fostering feeling of brotherlv
love and comradeship. 1t will not hurt
the farmer, it will not harm US, and 1t
will do all of US a world of good.
Sam Sturn. of this city, has gone tc
Kentucky, to work for Frank Gloefelty.
He was to appear yesterday at Keyser,
w. Va, to answer to the charge of
''boot Logging" 1t is said his bond OF
$500 was declared forfeited and his
bondsmen had to make it good.
Non-residents of Garrett county, de-
string to hunt in this county must take
out license to do so. The license car
be issued by any Justice of the peace
and will cost ten dollars. Persons hunt
ing in the county without first obtaining
license are subject to a fine of fifty
dollars, twenty-five dollars of which
goes to the informer. Here is an op.
portunity .sto earn some Christmas
money.