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Gov, Swanson has appointed Mr. George W. Kinsey a member of the board of visitors of the Virginia School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, to serve four years from July 1, 1906. Mr. Kinsey succeeds Mr. W. L. Keyser, who was appointed by Governor Montague.

NOTICE ..

The Board of Supervisors at their annual meeting Monday, July 23 will receive the scalps of 'hawks, owls, and wildcats, provided they are supported by the proper affidavits. The board will pay 16c for hawks and owls, and 76c for wildcats.

W. C. Armstrong, Clerk.

A nice line of men’s fancy vests at— STUART’S

The Blue Ridge Institute will open its 6th session on Thursday, September 9, 1906. For further information apply to May E. Smith) at Flint Hill.

Misses Rebecca and Frankie Smith will leave for Texas next week.

Miss Rena Armstrong has accepted a school near Rixeyville, Culpeper county.

Little Jce and Edward Keyser of Washington are visiting their grandparents. - John Carter is attending the Eastern Normal at Front Royal.

Before you begin to stable your stock for the winter be certain to have C. H. Keyser write you a policy of insurance protecting you -against loss from fire.

Mrs.. Mary ,C._ Fletcter-anAJSisa^ Herndon^Gteen are spending thia week in Washington, D.C.

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July .21, 1906

Misses Annie and Gertrude Stephenson who havfe been bt

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