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ft.-* most intaK*&^j*-«io note that the - newspaper business in Rappahannock County is now 100 years old. Also interesting is the fact that the first newspaper in the County, and the one that exists today, share the same name: Rappahannock News.
The Rappahannock News of 1877, of which, unfortunately, no known copies exist, was published by J. R. Grove of Lonaconing, Maryland. The enterprise lasted only one year. Grove became involved with politics, working on the congressional campaign of Warrentonian Eppa Hunton, and subsequently left Rappahannock to continue his career as a printer for the Federal government. While his effort in Rap
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