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We arc not encouraged to eji pect him so were quite delight with his visit. . ! He told us that as soon as tf leaves were off the trees he woul he spending most of his time the mountains. He hasn't be^n oil Often lately on account of tl rabid foxes, which he believfcs a numerous in the County. “Thi will slip up on you and grab yoi leg without warning”, he ; sai Jack believes that “the panther’ which many of those who live i the mountains and near then claim to- have heard, are jrabi foxes. They make a noise like l<j»t of cat birds, he said. | Jack won’t be able to gather an ginseng, horehound or other herthis Fall because it is hard tell them after the plants f ha shed their leaves, but as soon the rabid foxes have been eli noted he will be out agjun stud ing and enjoying , the things fjelds and mountains hold for oif us, if we will just take the tii to go out . . '.look . . .! and li ten.. ' t | We give below a letter fi Jack received a few days his visit to the News. It was grea ly -appreciated and we jfeel sui will be much enjoyed by ou readers. To The Rappahannock News: | Sorry I was in such a hurry tl other day, but after I came ‘ I decided to write to you an
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