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George Carrington, the bright little
son of MIR. and Mrs C. A. Bolden. has
been dangerously al for a week past.
At this writing the little patient is
somewhat better. DIR. w. T. Daley is
the st;ea2iag physician. Oracle
The ODD Fellows Temple at Grafton
was considerably damaged 10y fire.
Several people who had offices in the
building lost a great deal But the
greatest loss was to the Temple which
was damaged TO the amount of about
81. OOo.
Rev. Oliver of Pennsylvania preached
in the Presby terrain Church last Sun
day. lie was Seminary mate of Rev.
Hackett's aud he got him TO come here.
Our people were much pleased with
Mr. Oliver, as he is very genial gen.
tlemen and delivered very eloquent
sermon.
Aunt Dolly" Staley, an aged color
ed woman of this place, died Monday.
February srd after long illness with
complication of diseases She was
about sixty years of age and belonged
to General BucISner Fairfax before
the war. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon and the burial in
the Kingwood cemetery.
Charley jackson had narrow es-
cape Monday morning crossing the
river TO his school over in the Whet-
sell Settlement He had been ut home
here over Sunday and while trying 70
cross Monday in a skift, was washed
down below the river from Morris,
where he started across and only got
out ut all by hard work The river
was very full and lots of logs going
down SO that it was very dangerous
crossing.
Time and again, we have given no
tice that no articles without the au-
thor's name would be publised,
but some people never will learn any
sense, and it seems n waste of breath
to tel them anything. Almost every
week we receive articles and local
letters, without the name of the writer
and they are promptly fed to the goat,
until he is getting the govt from over
eating. Always send your name with
your letter not necessarily for publica-
ton, but so we can tell whether you
take the paper or not
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SALAMANCA.


Correspondence ofthe Argus.
Some OF our farmers have been plow-
ing.
@. A. Smith is building a fine kitchen
10 his residence.
Sanford McKenney, of Grant district.
passed through our village last week.
Bert Criss is still confined TO the
house with infiammatary rheumatism.
Rev J. j.. Moore preached TO large
and attentive CONGREGATION at DelIslow
last Sunday
The spell at Friendship last Friday
night was grand success. All report
a good time.
Our genial merchant, @. w Rohr, Is
selling goods away down. Give him a
call and be convinced of the fact
Some one entered G.. W. Rohr's ware
house last Friday night and carried off
about one hundred pounds of meat.
Sherman Graham was called away
from saving last Saturday by the death
OF his sister, Mrs. j. w White, OF King
wood.
Born. to MIR and Mrs. Christopher
Gale, bouncing big boy, since our last
letter. Call him Cleveland 50 he'll
make a big Democrat
Cheat River was on a boom last Sun.
day. Logs run at the rate Of twenty n
minute ia the evening and more than
that ia the morning. DR.. Sargent took
no risk Of his life on this occasion as
he had a wonderful scrabblinQ time on
the ice.
SELDOM SEEN.
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Miss Lulu Warthen, who has been
aiiing Tor some time, we are glad 10
note, is much better at this writing.
James Turner has moved from Market
Street into a house belonging 10 AL
Fanzant, one-half mile out OF town.
Messrs. Lloyd Collins and Ed Fetro.
or Grafton, were calling on n couple of
our fair damsels last Sunday evening.
Frank Ellis, of the firm of Alcock &
Ellis, of baltimore. spent few DAYS
last week with his parents at this place.
5. b. Montgomery was very sick two
or three days last week. but we are
glad TO state, he is able TO be out again.
The knights of Pythias have built n
brand new fence around their property
which adds very much to it's appear
ance,
S. Il. Montgomery and Walter Flynn
were absent from home n couple of DAYS
last week. We did not learn where
they had been.
Mr. and Mrs Corbin returned homo
from Fettcrman one day last week
where they attended the funeral OF
their neice, Miss Lena Collins who
died with consumption at that place.
DIR. Showalter, of Indepenpence. was
in town one day last week. We learn
that the Doctor viii move to Buckhan-
non In the near future. Sorry TO lose
you, Doc.
Miss Joe Warthen, who has been the
guest of her cousins, the Misses Warth.
en-. of Water Street, the past two weeks.
returned TO her home at Thornton n
few days since.
Among those who are sick and con-
fined To their rooms are Mrs Chas.
Ellis la grippe; Clarence Ellis, same
trouble; Melvin Weaver, neuralgia and
la grippe. Sam Freeman's little boy,
who was thought impossible TO get
well, is still very sick, but on the mend
slowly. A great many others are ailing.
WIN. NJ. Dent, Jr., left Saturday for
Fairmont, where he will meet his
father, DR. G.. w. Dent, OF Arnettsville.
and DIR. Dorsey Fitch. OF Fairmont, who
are treating him for stomach trouble
Mr.: Dent will 90 home with his father
and remain couple OF weeks or till his
health is improved.
WHISPERS
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TUNNELTON.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
The town is over run with tramps.
Mrs. James Herndon is visiting her
parents near Thornton.
There was a social gathering at b. r.
Santee's Tuesday night
A great deal of sickness In the town
and surrounding community.
Col r. L. Hefiin, of Grafton, was in
town on Tuesday on B. g. o. busiHess
Mrs Frank Ashbv spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting her many Austen
friends
Parker Ayersman. of RowIesburg,
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Ayersman
over Sunday.
Frank Watson will open his writing
school on Friday night lie has quite
large class. We wish him success.
George p. Durr's house was entered
by sneak thieves and robbed OF go
Monday night.
Division Operator. A. +. Cline. OF the
- b O., was i'm town on Monday. ar.
ranging for the removal OF the tele-
praph office.
Following Tunneltonites are on the
sick list, viz: DR.. w. NJ Sivey Squire
}. A Miller. Miss Etna Hoffman and
Frank Watson.
Merchant J. NJ Jeferys. Of Grafton.
vas a guest OF the Bishop House last
Sunday. Maddy is always welcome
visitor 20 our town, but AZ che present
time there is n special attraction for
him 90 visit his former home. Come
often, Maddy.
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FELLOwsvuLLE.
dance of the Arnns.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Literary at this place is progressing
very nicely
The mad dog scare is the talk of the
town at present.
s. b. Montgomery called TO see his
Grace" Sunday.
Our school at Fellowsville is pro-
crossing very nicely so far.
Sabbath school at this place begun
last sunday, wishing IL great success
Mr.. FInnell. of independence, was
in town Sunday 70 sec his little sweet
heart
Mr.. John Lynch was over TO see his
best girl Sunday. Glad TO see John in
town.
Mrs. w. s. Watson and son were Wis
ing relatives near Etam Thursday and
Friday.
The roads at this writing are very
muddy, making travelling very incon-
veniept
Mrs. 4 r. Shay has been very sick
for the past week or so, but is now on
the mend.
The weather at present is very un-
healthy, there being much sickness in
the community.
DR. Dent, one of Newburg's promi-
nent physicians, passed through our
little town Friday.
Our protracted meeting closed last
Sunday night a week, with best re.
suits, ending with IL conversions, and
that many accessions
Mrs. J. W. Robinson was called "a
Bayard 20 see her daughter, who has
beer very sick the past two weeks, bui
returned home Sunday
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NEwHURe.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Ray Shaw, Of Austen, was In town
quite recently.
Mr. r. 8 Larue, Of the West End
spent Sunday here.
r y. Fordyce. y. g. o. Clerk, was in
Grafton Friday on business.
Miss Grace Castle, Of Grafton. "a call
ing on friends here this week.
Carpenters are at work repairin0 the
D. n O. waiting room az this place.
Miss Little Smith was visiting friends
and relatives in Grafton last week
Miss Mollie Piummer left for Mon.
oueah ThDrsday 70 visit her sister. Mrs
Arthur Frey.
9. rs. Frazier. Of the 8rm Of Ellis a.
Frazier. made n business trip TO Graf.
ton last Friday.
Born. INTO Mr.. and Mrs John Kid
well on Tuesday evening. a boy. DR..
3 J. Posten, attending physician.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs John Ora
ham, on last Wednesday, boy Or.
Sd. Posten, attending physician,
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Store!
~~cNN-ryw
O. IF you WANT A
R HEV WRAP Oh 0VRRC0AY,
kVt notice This. We Are
Now Settling
Now Settling

We give 90 Per Cent OF on all
Leather Boots. Our Line Of Dress
Goods is not Excelled Anywhere,
aud Prices are very tempting to
the buyer.
Our Special Nos. of Henrietta in
Black are SPECIAL COOP THINGS.
III you have not seen them, you
should write for Samples. No. 1900
at rs cts. No. 900 at 65 cts. No.
$50 at 90 cts. All a. and 46 inches
WIDE. WE WANT Y0URTRADE,
and will do our part TO get il. We
would not have yon forget that we
carry the LARGEST LINE OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILD
REN'S CLOTHING Kept in the
County. Como and See Us.
w. f.. SHARPS & CO..
Independence, W. Va.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure Deafness,
and that is by an infamed condition of
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets inhamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when 10 is entirely
closed Deafness is the result. and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored To its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrb) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free
+. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
sB Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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LOCoUsr Grove.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
". A. Guthrie has gone 70 Pittsburg
on a visit.
Henry Spiker has moved on Jonas
Spiker's place.
Martin DeBerry was visiting at David
Harsh barRer's last week.
Wilbur Smith and Spencer Gale were
visiting here last Saturday.
Mrs. Rhoda Frankbouser has beer 81
with neuralgia, but is now better.
James McGinnis has n broad smile on
account Of a big boy baby az HE house.
John smith one Of our oldest citizens.
died at Isaac Spiker's Jan. ~, or dropsy
Prof Groves has quite an interesting
class IN vocal music az the Vale school
house.
Our teacher gave n spelling match
last Friday night which was we'll at
tended.
Our country was greatly shocked bv
the sudden death Of Walter Frazic.
which occurred on the morning Of the
9th, from rheumatism Of the heart
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INDEPENpENCE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Miss Jay Austen has moved from
town.
w. P. Larew. of Grafton, was home
Sunday.
Hiram Larew is at home on short
vacation.
Our town has been full of drummers
for some time.
w. X. Shaffer is home from Grafton
on the sick list.
Chas Wheeler has been turning
Brown" OF late.
Miss Pearl Bayles has located with
Miss Lulu Kootz-
Robert Fennelle was seen on our
streets last week.
Luther Sheets has moved back TO his
farm near lrondale.
w. T. Sharps paid Klngwood a bust
ness visit last week.
Some say that Ace Pell has the
Cali TO do anything
The people of our town are in good
health as far as we know.
W. 4. Thomas, of Evansville, was
seen on our streets Sunday.
Miss Lucy Tunley, of Newburg, paid
this vicinity visit last week
W. II. Jenkins was at Grafton on
business Wednesday of last week.
Some OF our boys have great attrac-
tions at lronoale. We wonder what it
is.
Joseph Hart has moved into the
property lately vacated by DIR. Sho-
walter.
III. Il. Squires and Walter Sinclair
a
meeting at Newburg
Miss Inez Wilkins. who is teaching
the Sand Ridge school was at home
Saturday and Sunday.
A. ID. Harrington was circulating
among friends at Halleck last week
Aft. says that the Halleck girls are as
sweet as sorghum.
The order passed by the county court
in respect TO the dogs has created quite
a revolution among some of our people
What fools we mortals be-"
We wonder why A. w. Brown and
Sankey Metzler are such good friends.
Girls you had better keep your eve on
them, or they might marry each other.
John Calvert was at Grafton Satur-
day on business. John has opened up
a handsome store in connection with
his undertaking esta blish ment and
doing lively business.
Prof. Candy has his arm out of the
sling once more and we take great
pleasure in informing the Journal that
he is ready not only tn take full but
double hand at counting.
DIR. Clingin is now issuing pills bv
the peck or half bushel as you prefer.
No opposition whatever now since DR..
Showalter left and we feel sure he will
make it a success, If he didn't in the
char coal business
We are informed that some OF our
young men took some of our girls to
Newburg 10 church not long since and
the Ne~burg girls caught them on
their hook and our girls had 10 come
back by themselves. Girls get even
with them IL you can.
We noticed in "Whisker's" letter
from Newburg that some of our boys
had been treating some Of the New
burg boys pretty rough. Now while
we don't want to uphold any Of our
boys in their meaness, yet we want TO
inform "Whiskers" that the New burg
boys were the aQgressors. When the
facts are known the same Newburg
boys ran these boys away from New
burg not long since with Ratchet and
our boys were only retaliating.
RAMBLER
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CRANEsVuLLr.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Locals and good roads very scarce.
but mud in abundance.
Charles Deckeris dangerously i'll with
Diphtheria.
We had another mad dog scare but
no mad dogs.
Clinton Sanders is rapidlv recovering
hom "A severe attack of rheumatism.
Our young people organized a liter
airy society at this place on Friday
evening.
Cutting pulp timber is suspended at
this place. for few days on account of
high water.
Mrs. Alice Feather, of this place, re-
ceiVed intelligence that her father. Mr..
Thomas Coddington, OF Oakland, died
on Saturday evening. Mr.. Coddington
was a man we'll known and respected
in this section.
We are looking every day TO see ID.
a. Albright circumnaYigatinR the air
with his new flying machine. Did /
say circumnavigating Yes, and the
word was big one, yet il was nothing
IN comparison TO the maa who will sue
coed in Tying by machinery.
One OF our dudes lately trusted his
younger brothers 20 prepare candy in
packages for his best girl. but 10 his
disgust he found out on presenting the
treat that IT was composed OF dried APP
plies which were at once thrown away
and the turkey that was intended for
the nuptial feast CHANGED 70 and one of
thew and on attempting TO swallow IL
was choked TO death
SATAMANnRR
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored
TO health by simple means. after suffer
ing for several years with n severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
CONSUMPTION, is anxious to make
known TO his fellow suffers the means
of cure. TO those who desire H. he will
C heerfully send free OF chnrgc) a
copy of the prescription used, which
they will find sure cure for CoNsUMP-
TON, ASTHMA. CATARRn BRoNcuITIs
and all throat and lung MALApEs
He hopes that all sufferers will try his
remedy, as IL Is invaluable. Those de-
string the prescription, which win cost
them nothing, and may prove bless
ing will please address.
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn,
New York.
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Gratitude U nbounded.

WALNUT, TEXAS, March 10, 1893.
To Rev. II. l.. McElree:
have suffered for years with dull
headache, weak back and shooting
pains in the small of my back and
shoulders About two months ago /
got two bottles of McElree's Wine OF
Cardui, and IL has cured me OF all my
troubles. l feel very grateful to DIR.
MeElree for his wonderful medicine.
MRS. II. j. MAYFIELD.
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Hoods pills cure all liver ills.
A Card Of Thanks.

To the Editor Of TEE AReus.
We beg room in the columns of your
valuable paper to express our heart
felt thanks for the kind treatment
shown us by many friends ia our time
of trouble.
ISRAEL e AND JOSHUA +. STALEY.
Hingwood, w. Va, Feb. 9, 1895.
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.RDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, as.
At Rules held In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston County, on
the first Monday OF February 1895.
Cora Muller
va In Chancerv
Robert NJ. Koontz et al.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain a
decree for damages for breech OF
marriage contract In favor Of the
plaintiff against the defenyant Robert
NJ. Koontz, and 20 set aside az fraudu.
lent conveyance of 81 acres of land
In Grant district, Preston county, w.
Va, made 10y the said Robert M.
Koontz TO the defendant Samuel Bark.
ley by deed dated May goth, 1898
And IL Appearing that the defendants
Robert NJ. Koontz, Alexander Koontz,
Ross koOntz, ----- Koontk and Samuel
Barkley are not residents Of this State,
on motion Of the plaintiff, Il Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after the first publi-,
ton hereof. and do what. In necessary
70 protect their interests, and that this
Order be published In The WEST VIR-
GINA ARGUS, newspaper published ia
this county.
A copy.-Test!
j. w. WATSON, Clerk
Z. y, CR0uAN. Counsel for Plaintiff,
(2-6. B6-4ts5.76.)
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Hoods Made a Change.

Amos, w. Wa, January 10, 1896
j have been sick for some time and had
no appetite. j needed a blood purifier
and decided to take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la. 1t made a change all over my sys-
tenn. II gave me an appetite, purified
my blood and now / am perfectly
healthy. Madaline Yost."
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Weak, Irritable, Tired
81 was No Good on Rarth."

DIR. Miles Nervlne strengthens
the weak, builds up the broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind Of nervous disease.
"AbOaf one pear age EsSos o1Efcsess
tDffh nervousness, steeDfessSaeesS
Creeping senS0tfOSs 50 slsB legs, IS
slight fDoE2bffaftOSa Of sssD heart Q
DfsfrGeffptg combustion Of the mind
SerfostS Toss Or E0Dse Of memory.
Weighted 9OlCn spffh care and
sCOrSU. \ completely Eogt appetite
And fer sisv vitality socnrf5i0 osst,
y soos freak, irritable ard tired,
nv freight tcns reNucsaf 90 roo tbs.,
Zee facf r suns no good, oii eorfhs
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Hhen EhGd takers csc sssth bottle
Nv tDcfOhf fncreased Ga H50 bs.s
The eeSssoffO1f 90 s,iy IeOs tCus ggsaeg
nv Nerres efeoafsa ebsnpIefsggg
Nv memory sroe fiffIU restored
NJ brain sccniea clearer fhon epess
n feft ~ good 80 NM tssosl ols eagfht
ksr. Myes' Hegf0roffDe Nerefs4c ~
a great medicine, ussurs uBts.0
huEusta. lie. WAITER BuRhAER.
DR.. Niles Nerviho 81 cold on a poeitg.o
gharautee that gho gr8f bottle win bo1cht,
~ VII o. sent plcpaid, on rofcipt 81 price
b. the Dr. Miles Medical Co. blkharts ibes
Or. Miles NerVine
Restores tieaikh
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A friend brought
me DR. Miles book,
"NBW and Start
ling Facts." and
I finally decided
20 try n bottle 81
On MILES Re-
orative Ncrvine.
Before 7 had taken
one bottle I could
sleep ne well - a
IOgf old boy Ny
appetite returned
greatly furfnsarH
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Pitchers Oastorla.
Children Cry for


AS we are going to make change business in the
near future will offer you real bargains For
FORTY DAYS will sell entire stock of merchandise
excepting groceres) consisting Dry Goods Notions and
Caps, Clothing and Shoes
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STRICTLY AT COST, FOR CASH.

Now this is not the old chestnut pracced by merchants
when they want to reduce their stock and sell off goods
Our stock is all sold off all cid goods rem
nants last fall before we are not Offering YOU
old shelworn goods but the very best and latest styles
POSITIVELY KIT WHOLESALE PRICES.
In order to convince you of the fact order that
you the great reduction in goods will give you
prices of the most staple goods and goods that
you need every day and must have.
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IL no agent IL In your town send your Sub
soriptlon 70 FUNK wagnalls Co., Lafayette FL,
Descriptive circulars will be sent on application
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Som Br SUBSCRIPTION ONLY. AoENrs WANTED,
PRICES.
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ReTWEEN TIMES WITH
THE FArlOUS NEbRASKAN

nv, ,,,na between the luncheon and the
snaoch last night was most PiV'' -.
snant by Mr. Bryan. After inc
a. tho [imbaH he remained IN 'he pa
~ the hotel whore hundreo5 ''I'-N
"a tn,roduct.on. Many OF those who com
al =, 49,, Allegation to Chicago We're thtre
~ obattod plcasantly wifi the leaueI'
o. M, the incidents Of the memorAo'o
Cn,.srnor Atkinson left shortly after the
-, president Nallard renamed
u,itb other prominent members Oh 1i1 NO''-
ocratic association. c.,,.
Mr. Rrvnn expressed a desire in the aIter-
-, =, cau on Captain and Mrs. Evan 4.
IIoy-au who were his hosts when the Nc
hr,sLon was in Atlanta two years ago
lie was driven to West End ana rece'Neu
cordially by Captain Howell
During the visit Mr. Bryan asked what
had become Of old Uncle Jerry darkey
Who has been with the Howell FANNY TOT
se,,ont,y-five wears 1t was upon his former
trin mat he made the acquaintance OF tho
old man. and stated yesterday that ne
often called to mind the time Uncle Jerry
entertained him with his stories.
sneaIllng of his visit of two years ago
MIR. Bryan said yesterday;
ut was at Captain HowelFs mousse anu
nv him that my name was Ilrst reAliS s''i
o,,sl, discussed for the presidential nom ma
,,on 7 was not of the presidential age then,
I'M Coptain Howell had an idea that the
line on which | was then talking Woulu
cause me to figure in the next nomination
-oalI, gave the matter no serious thought
b,,t have often required to that cohVeFad-
49, and n Captain Howelrs suggestion
Mr.. Bryan was driven back TO the Motel
10 Ia rested for a few hours before
"a, lecture. lie had spent the morning with
tha governor. with the exception of few
minutes. during which he stroiled up White
nan He mingled with the Christmas crowd
81 Iove 10 watch the people during n sea-
son like this" he said, you can see hap
piness everywhere.
o,d purchased a small scarf pin. which he
wore during the day. .-,-.
~ have already done my Christmas shop
supplied at my house
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jefferson. AIo.. December 2i.-Governor w
7 stone has shipped q magnificent Ken
lucky thorouEhufed sstaaie morse 20 IN
M. animal IS coal black I'm color and has
been the governor IaEoFite sa4uie morse
for some months
lie bought il in Kentucky with several
other horses about year ago