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N~inety-Six as Mirrored by the Guar

The rcfnion Of the Literary Club ut Mr..
Ualc's WAS one Of great pleasure The hours
were devoted entirely TO Socia! enjoyment.
Old and Young filled the hoSpitablc parlors,
and. better still, seemed to enter with keen
z st into all the alnu$clncntS OF the evening
10 crown IL. the ladies provided an aIan'
dant and elegant repast.
, Rev. Luther Broaddus. who for twoyears SC
, ubly filled the pulpit OF the Baptist church IN
. our town. left for his new field OF labor III
=, Newherry last Tuesday. Mr.. Broaddus leave
! a host of friends, and our whole community
! regrets his departure.
Gen, +. c.. May arrived home from Mont
concry. Ala, on Monday last. He speaks
glowingly OF his visit, having met among 9TH
or friends, a number Of his old array aSSo'
ciatrs. who kindly greeted their former com
lnaiidcr.
party OF boisterous youths had things
! pretty much their own way last Monday OF
the South side. Look ont, boys: you may
find out what c;,labooscS src made for yet.
Evidence sufficient to ilnplicatc two OF tht
negroes now under arrest for the Franklin
murder IS being gradually brought to light
The investigation was renewed yesterday.
.CriSt'uas day passed Off very quietly in on
town, tad persons being drunk. with The cX
cepti0n of Que or two wrestling matches b!
I one or two African athletics, nothing occur
red to cnlivcn the day on the streets.
The iron fronts for the new stores on tn
: North side have arrived. MIR. Shunlate eN
poets to have them up next week.
! The dance ut Popc's hall last ThurSdn.
evening was quite an enjoyable occasion.
4 fox chusc ended last week by the fox be
Ing caught in town.
Mr.. Written will conduct business on tn
North side this year, having routed Mr. j
| NJ. Mathews shop.
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PAaI.OR SUITES.-Six Chairs, Hair Cloth
or Reps, s2l, S24, s2S.
P.iRLOlt ROCKERS.-Carvcd Tor, Hair
Cloth or Rep. $500. $ll.0O, Sl4.00, Sl7.W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cotton, $3.50.
St.Gl: Shuck and Cotton, $50. sl.25; Cotton 5000
SiDERoARDS:IMarblc Tops. So: So. $50, sS',
So, SIS, so: Marble tops upwards to $3.50.
PARLOR SUITS.-Scvcn pieces, Hair Cloth
or Reps, $tj. so. $50, so, So, 500, 500, $l2j; Nine
pieces, Leather or Cane, $50; Eight pieces,
Fine, upwards to $50.
CHAMBER Standardization Walnut or
Oak. SD; Ten pieces. solid head, carved top,
S24, S2S, 81, siO, SD, $50.
DRESSING C.ASES.-Ten pieces, $40, Si5,
$50. SJ. 500: Ten pieces Walnut SO, $50, $40,
slm. ten pieces Walnut upwards to $500.
CHA1RS.-Canc seat, per half dozen S.I5.
Cane seat. Dining half dozen, SS.7j, Cane scat
bent Dining per half dozen $1,000, Split scat
per half dozen $3.50, Best Cane seat, si.75,
Wood seat. S3.2I.
ROCKERS.-Weod Seat Arm, $500: Wood
Seat Nurse. $l.N; Cane Seat Nurse, $50; Cane
Seat Arm, 1915.
WALNUT BUREAU SUITS.-Tcn pieces,
enclosed Wash Stand, 81. $i5, $50, Ten pieces,
Marble top, enclosed Wash Stand, S45, &N, So.
$50, SG5; Ten pieces, marble top upwards to Sl25
No charge for freight, drayage or paclsl
Thanking you for past favors, I
October 81. 1877. 10 m
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Officers Lebanon Grange,

John r. Lyon. Master.
ibr. J. W. Thomas, Ovcrsecr.
james :. Gilbert. Lecturer.
Rev. james r. Gilbert. Chaplain.
William MaGillr Stewart.
l.. \. ItaIney, Asst. stewart.
l.. NJ. Wardlaw, Treasurer.
Charles Evans. Secretary.
W. W. Edwards, Gate Keeper.
Miss Maggie T.. Gilbert, Ccries.
Miss Lou NJ. Lyon, Pomona.
Miss Ann r. Thomas, Flora.
Miss Annie ii. Gilbert. J.. y. :.
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CARD.

TAKE great pleasure In announcing tt
l. the public that I have associated will'lnt
H. copartner in my mercantile business, my
son }. Alien Smith, and that now the bust
ness will be conducted under tho firm name
OF W. Joel Smith Il Son. Thanking my
friends and the public generally for the l;bcr'
ri patronage bestowed upon NE, and solicit
ing a continuance of the same to the ne"
firm, | ain Very Respectfully.
W. JOEL SMITH.
HAVING formed II copartnc-slip for tho
purpose Of doing q general merchandise bu-
sincSS We take this occasion of announcing
the same t. The public.
Hoping by close attention to business, earn
cstrrss or effort, II always baving an eye to
the wants Of the trade to merit the patronage
Of our friends and the public,
We are very Respectfully,
=. W. JOEL SMITH,
j. ALLEN SMITH.
January |, 1877.
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313 Acres,

more or less, lying on waters
Of Shanklin'S creek bounded by
lands OF Towncs Robertson. Pctc1Gibcrt.
DR.. J. r. Baskin, ". V. Clinkscales and
others.
TRACT No. ), known as the Mitcham
Tract, containing
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Have you Heard the News About Be-
quest?

Having had ten years experience as a liquor
dealer, and helm. familiar with all he brands,
besides having IL practical knowledge of what
Is choice. he is fully able to supply all VINO
wish pure article either Ms q beverage or for
medicinal purposes. Of anything they desire
in his line of goods, which CONSIST u the
following:
I'VE Whiskcy. Port Wine.
Eourbon WhiSkcy, Madeira Wine,
corn. ,swcrt and sour sherry Wine,
mash Malaga Wine.
CryStalliZcd Corn, Caitwba "ln%.
* f.. Rum, Scuppernong Wine,
Centennial Rum, clarct Wine,
Old Crow HhlSkcy. Lincoln county ms J.
scotch and Irish Whiskey, fine imported
Gin, Champagne. French Brandy. 49,.
The above goods will be sold In qtitn1ilieS
to suit purchasers, at prices from two to ten
dollars ~ gallon.
Parties desiring Christmas supplies will do
well to give he ~ call.
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$40 Acres,

more or less, lying on Shanklin's
Creek. waters Of Little River, bounded
by lands of Dr.. j. r. Ba>kin, james
W. Crawford, w. V. Clinkscalcs, and
other lands OF \. J. Clinkscalcs.
TRACT No. 3, known Us the Home
Place, containing
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500 Acres,

more or less, on Shanklin's Creek, wa
trrs of Little River, bounded by lands OF
w. V. Clinkscalcs, and DR.. ]. II. Baskin.
TRACT No. i, known as the Gilbert
Tract, containing
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The Newberry News.

The first numbe of thiS sprightly little pa
,r has been received at this office, and we
lodly rive it welcome to our sanctufn. The
McssrS. Il. II. Grcneiicr, Jr., and
I'M. Z. Hou>pal, arc practical printers, and
success. The services Of Mr.. John a:
.hnpiunn. have been secured in the editorial
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221 Acres,

more or less, lying on waters Of Pcnney's
Creek, bounded by lands Of WHIT link-
scales, James w. Crawford and Lands OF
Mrs. Mary Miller.
TRACT No. }, known as the plantation
tract containing
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PUBLIC NOTICE

10y order of the Board Of officers ofthc
ID Upper Long Cane Society Of Able
Vile District and by virtue Of Il Power OF
Attorney, made and executed by f.. +.
Power to me, with authority to forcrlose
mortgage, l will sell at Abbcrillc Court
House on Salcday next at public auction,
Il Tract of Land, known as the Power
place, situate lying and being in Abbo-
vile County, on Shanklins Creek, wa
ters Of Little River, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands of james
W. Crawford, Mrs. Kitty Tilman, tho
estate of Thomas Cunningham ant
others. Terms made known on day O
sale.
TIIOS. C. PERRIN, Agent.
Jan. 9, 1873 II
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1878 1878

THE season Of the year has come when the
Merchants obligations are most hunirr-
Gus and most pressing. We truS; most Of our
friends and our customers who are still owing
us will understand this fact, and cvince their
willingness to help us by coming promptly
forward and paying their accounts.
The best way to insure help in the future Is
to give 70 M substantial evidence of apprcci-
alton of aid which has been rendered in the
past. such evidence will always be wanting
whilst debts remain unpaid. Pay up and
place us in condition for rendering assistance
again. With grateful acknowledgements we
would refer to the liberal share of patronage
we have received from q generous public:
ana having entered upon another business
year with a determination to foster and pro-
tcct the interests Of all our customers, we
hope to retain the support of our friends. and
to extend our business among those who have
not dealt with us heretofore.
Very Respectfully.
WHITE Frs.
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M.ARKrT REPORTS.
CORRECTED BY
3 arm III q G O .,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in Gem
cral Merchandise.

.ABBEVILLE. January S.-Cotton-Rcccipt:
at this pOint have been very light curing th(
holidays. Prices arc again tending up: w
Iuotc low middling to good middlin% 9l20ln
NEW YORK, January 7.-S!ncksfrm. TX,
cliam.c-!ong Isl: short ISL. Money i. Gold
- Governments higher. States steady,
Cotton uuict-middling uplands ~; Orleans
l2.. sales III.
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Hal per's Weekly.
l l. l. u S \ L. d.
Notices of the Press

Notices Of the Press.
Tho Weekly is the ablcst and most powerful
Illustrated periodical published In this coun-
try. Its editorials are scholarly and cOnvin-
cling, and carry much weight. Its ~illuStra-
lions OF current events arc full! and fresh, and
arc prepared by our best observation-disclosures
riH CJuficr-JoMrHuL.
Jumpers Weekly should be in every family
throughout the land, lis II purrr, more inter
esting, higilcr-toned, better illustrated paper
is not published IN this or any other country.
-~-C0mmcrcim bulletin, Boston.
Tie Weekly Is the only illustrated paper of
the day that its essential Characteristic Is
recognized as Il national papcr.-Broohiyyt
EttyLc.
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times.'--"The best, cheapest,
and most successful Family
paDcr in the UniOn.5
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State of South Carolin;

Ooe0eO vi UVOtFIf WV ~
County of Abbcville.
In the Probate Court. Er-pdrtc-Gco.
II. Kay, Petitioner.
Petition for settlement and final dis
charge.
NOTICE is hereby given that Geo. H.
IN Mckay, Guardian Of the Estate OF
John II. Kay, minor; has applied to this
Court for the appointment of Il day for
settlement Of said Estate, and final dis
charge of said trust.
1t is ordered that Friday the 18th day
of January next be fixed as the day for
the settlement of said Estate and final
discharge of said Guardian.
J. FULLER LYON.
Dec. 10, 1877. Judge Probate, A. G..
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mcnt of the ISury Law, nre curing the credit
Of the country as the man cured his mad dog,
nv cutting his tail of right behind his ears.
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State CT South Carolina,
Comfy of Abbeyille.

IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
In Rc-EStatc of L0vcberry Arnold, de-
ceased.-Pctilion for settlement and Ii
nal discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that W. J.
~ Arnold, Administrator of the estate
of Lovcbcrry Arnold deceased, has APP
Piled to me for 4 final discharge as Adj
miniStratOr.
1t is ordered, that Tuesday the eth of
February 1878, be fixed as the day for the
settlement of SAID estate and final dis
charge of the said Administrator. Crcdi-
tors will present their demands against
the estate on, that day.
J. FULLER LYON,
J.. Pro. y. c.
Jan. @, 1873 IF
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. at tho residence of the bride:
mother, on December 10Th. lS77. by the Rev
II. G. Lyon. Mr.. JOHN pETrIGREW amt
Miss LIZZIE KELLY. All Of Abberill'
County, :. {.
MARRIED.. by the Rev. Il. {. Lyon. OF
December I'D. 1877, at the residence of III
brides mother, Mr.. WILLIAM BOti.tJSkl
and Miss MATTE PEESSLI. All of Able
willie County, s. {.
MARRIED, by the Rev. II. G. Lyon. OF
January I'd. 1878. Mr.. JOHN G.. MCN.AlR ant
Miss MARTHA BRADSHAW. All of Able
Vile County. -. {,
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|TTNDER 4 deed of Assignment
" Made to james NJ. Latimer. by
Albert j. Clinkscalcs, the 10Th Of febru-
airy 1877, for the benefit Of his creditors,
we will sell at Abhrvillc Court House on
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY
next, within the legal hours of sale the
following property to wit:
ONE tract Of land, No. l. known rs
tho Pinckncy Land, containing
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FOR SALE.

TUT SALG.
ITO close out Stock on hand I will sell
l. very low, for cash a lot Of new
WA c. AND RUGGlES. Also
W AG AND BUGGY HARNESS.
J. w. ROBERTSON.
September 10, 1877 t.
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NEW YORK. 1878.

.
As the time approaches for the renewal OF
subscriptions, THE Sun would remind It's
friends aud wcllwiShCrS everywhere, that II
is again Il candidate for their consideration
and support. Upon its rctorl for the past ten
years ii relies for a continuance of The hearty
Sympathy and generous cooperation Which
have hitherto been extended to it from every
quarter OF the Union.
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columns, price BY mail, postpaid, 81 cents Il
month, or $3.50 per year.
The sunday edition OF THE Sun Is an eight
page sheet of 81 columns. While giving the
news of the day, IL also gives q large amount
of literary and miscellaneous matter specially
prepared for it. THE SUNDAY SUN has met
with great success. Post paid Sl.U Il year.
The Weekly Sun.
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800 Acres,

more or less. bounded by lands of
r. l.. Williams, J. ". Bell, w. V.
ClinkScales and others, and lying on
waters Of Shanklin's Creek.
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notice.!

pI virtue of an order of tho Probate
ED Court. We will sell on Saleduy in
January next, the notes, accounts, and
Judgment, belonging tn the estate OF
Samuel S. Marshall, deceased, for cash.
. J. w. w. MARSHALL,
$. S. MARSHALL.
Dor. 10 1877 IF
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TO THE PUBLIC,

AUGUSTA, Ga, August /, 1877.
BY customers know that have heretofore led the "Emairre' trade ofthe South.
in style, quality and prices. .-.. e. :
The time hes come when these goods can be purchased as cheap from m o sin
the North and West
I do not 90 backwards, but continually raise the standard of my goods. and add
new styles. l have made reductions in prices wherever possible, an sparedn n x
penSe to place in your hands a Price List that will help you to purchase goods
respectfully invite you to call and examine my stock and prices before punhm-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail will receive as nue. attention AZ if given in peyon.
It would make the list too large to describe and copy all the different prices, Of
Bedroom, PalorSuus, Dining Room, Office, Standing Paror and Ladies' Desks
Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Cases, manufactured by nae, and therefore,
thislE list contains OIL, u tew Of the prices O goods kept by me-. y
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EEIiprs prcsS ara P0unrr: I desire i'm Your
columns to return my heartfelt thanks to my
nci"lburS and friends in DnnaIdsVillc. lTudG-
cS. and other places for their liberia! contrihu-
lions to and sympathy for 1n% family and
myself IN our great dcSiitut!0I caused by the
total loss of my dwcilinghuUSc and contcktS
by Il midnight fire i'm Drccnihrr last. our
prayer is that the %o"d Lord will greatly bless
thoS" who so literally and promptly came to
our help in our time OF trouble and distress.
4. II. MLGEE,.
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goods Kept by me. n
BUREAS.-Imitation Walnut and Gtusx
SIS. S0.7j, Walnut and Glass, sla75, sl1.5G
Walnut quarter Marble and Glass Sl9y6O, SH.O6
$500, $34.O0: Walnut full Marble and GInss
and upwards TO $4,000. .r.. ~ -
BEDSTEADS.-No. l Bed 1926. No, 2 Bed
s2.75, No. 3 Bed Solid Head. fleet. @ inches high
$40 Not Solid carved top, 5 IT'S IN. hfgh
Sl.OO, No. ) Bed Solid carved top, French SsI
No. | Bed Walnut, carved top, s foft high
$40, No. = Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top
. feet q In high S0.75. No Bed Walnut. solid
head, carved top. 7feet8 in high $ll,T5. Mi
Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top, Sieet6in,
high sli,W. ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walnut sI.7s,
Walnut enclosed $500, Walnut 3larbletep $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sI7, Walnut two
drawers SO, Walnuttwo drawers drop handles
carved top SD. SW. Walnut two draw, drop.
handle, carved top, fancy panels $a5.
,TABLES.-Round or Square sl,5O. Walnut
centre, draw $500, Walnut Centre Marble Top
T,W, sS,W;; $500, $1,000, $500, $1,000, $3.50.
TOWEL RACKS.-Walnut SO, sl.OO, sl,50,
$500, 800.
SOFAS.-Large Hair Cloth or Reps, carved
top SlS. SD, s24, S3D.
fETE-A-TETEs.-Tete $500, sle,75, sla76
s2l,75.
ng.
remain, yours respectfully.
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October 81, 1877, ~ NJ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
Personalities,

Miss Ira Hill, of ParkcrSburg, former
ly a student at Mt. DcChantal, hut now
of the Junior class of the Wesley Fe-
male Seminary of Cincinnati, at u class
exhibition recently, rendered Rossini' s
"Ind Iocc POGO Fd" So well that the
Enquirer speaks in glowing terms Of her
ability.
Prof Seager, OF Esther notoriety, left
the city last evening for Mansfield, D..
Can-ta-ta Professor.
John Peters, will, on the eth inst,
take unto himself bettcrhali.
Fritz Bayha and Miss Amelia Carrie,
are to be united in marriage the first
week in January.
Robert NJ. Smith, travelling agent for
the G., X. |. 4 p. railroad, is in the city.
John Baker and John Greer, students
Of Washington and Jefferson College,
are at home for the holidays.
Gov. ii. Nj. Mathews and Private Sec
rotary Randolph Stalnakcr are i'll Balti-
more.
Frank Mants, General Supervisor OF
Trains on the b. Il q. X, r., and VIM.
Franklin, Master of Transportation OF
the Ohio and Chicago Division of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, were in
the city yesterday.
Miss Nina Braden, OF Parkersburg,
and Misses Caldwell and Marquis, OF
Washington, ID. c., who have been at
tending school at Washington, Pa,
passed through the city yesterday en
route ior their homes ior the holidays.
Louis +. Stifel and bride arrived home
last evening from an extended bridal
tour.
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Transfers,

The following transfers were recorded
yesterday, in the Clerks office OF the
County Court.
Deed made March 30. 1873, by w. \.
Cracrait and wife and w. IL. Waddle, to
Taylor Foreman, for all the undivided
two-thirds of lot No. IL, OF the Waddlc,
Cracraft and Forman subdivision i'll the
town OF Elm Grove. Compensation,
$500.
Deed made December 7, 1873, 10y VIM.
Hall, Edward Cross and Elliott w.
Cross, heirs and executors OF the last
will and testament Of Jonathan Cross,
deceased, to George Bowers, Jr., for Il
certain lot of ground situated on the
southeast corner of Jacob and Thirty
eighth streets, aud known Us lot No. 70,
conveyed To the deceased by III. r.
Weed and Alfred Paul and wife. Com
pensation, 81 $50.
Deed made December Is, 1873, by
John +. Edmondson, administrator
with the will oi Michael Herman, de
ceased, annexed, 10 Charles Dingcr, for
all that piece OF ground fronting on the
east side of Main street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, being the prop
eIty south of the &. A. Wingerter prop
erty, and having twenty feet front, to-
gether with the buildings thereon.
Compensation, 81 $50.
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TEMPERANCE TALK.

A large audience gathered at Mozart
Hall, last night, to listen to addresses
delivered by Messrs. Jno. Baggs, Ewing,
Young and Marshall.
A meeting of the General Committee
will take place at the Fourth Street Nj.
+. Church, this evening.
There will he temperance meeting
at the Thompson NJ. +. Church, this
evening, to be addressed by Col. Bowen
and T.. q. Cracraft.
There will be a meeting of the Horn
brook Temperance Union at the Fourth
PRESBYTERIAN Church, North Wheeling,
this evening, to be addressed by Rev.
J. ID. Motiatt and f.. q. Cracraft. The
public are invited. :,
The meeting at Wesley NJ. +. Chapel,
last night, was addressed by Col.
Bowen. There was a large audience
present, thirly-nine OF whom signed the
pledge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-20
A Name Worth Having.

Yesterday the Nail City Brewing
Company received a letter from b. x j.
Verdes Il Co., importers, of Habana,
asking for the agency OF the Nail City
bottled beer for that country. The
firm say, ave have had large expert
cnce in handling lager beer, ales, etc,
and we hey to add that We have con
troled that class of trade for two years
past, having imported quite extensively
from Germany, and some small lots
from the United States" The firm de-
sires the beerin fifty barrel lots. Wheel
ing beer, especially the Nail City, is fast
becoming popular, not only at home,
hut abroad. And well may it, as We
are able to make a superior quality OF
the beverage, which enables us to con.
tend with the manufacturers OF the old
country. We understand that the first
lot will be shipped to Habana in few
DAYS