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li^?llANGEBUllG TOIEsT ?rangcimrg, S. 0-, Way 14,1874 Mr. Kmik Rokinson is authorized to iollect and receipt for advertisements and sub scriptions to tlio lHmce. TOWN DIRECTORY. Mayor?1Joab W. Moselcy. Clerk?T. D, Wolfe. ? Treaeurei?13. Williamson. Aldermen?Henry Washington, J. P. llar ley, B. Williamson, T. P. Wolfe. Church Services. Baptist Church?Survicea first Sunday evening and tho second and fourth Sundays, morning and erenlng. Eov. A. P. Norris, Pastor. Presbyterian Church*?Services at 11 A. M., Mid 4 P. M?Sabbath School at 9J A. M.? Prayfe nieating Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Key. J. P. A. Brown, Evangelist. Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)?1st ?and 3d Sundays. Serve* at 11 A. M., and 4 P. M. Sabbath School 9* A. M. Methodist Church?Services at 11 A. M. -tad 71-P. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.? ?Hoy. J. B. Campbell, Pastor. : Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at 9 A. ?D". G. Vose. Superintendent. Orangobnrg Mail Arrangement. Northern,. Western and , Closes. i Charltitou.i 11 A.M. ?Columbia ....... 1 P. M. Office hours from 7 ?. M. to 5P.M.Sundays excepted. W. E. WILLIAMS, T. M. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT ORANGEBURG. PASSENG KR. VRLIG1 IT. JJAT Tit A INS. , DAY TltAIXS. Down - - -Ti 36 A. M.lDown - - - - 7.GI) A. M. Up-1.54 P. M. Up ?--12.42 P. M. N'Q1ITTI*AIVS I NIGHT TItAINS. Down - - -11.52-P.M. Down - - - 0.13P.M Up.2.03Aj M.'Up.5.31 A. M See notice of the Bible Society. On Monday Court will continence^ Tin-: Charleston Regatta, began yester day. ____B^iiE___ Mu Jr S. Alhergotti has on hand a huge supply of those cheapJiamsr.O cents "per potiihl. . ? <c?. ??? Tmc lencesahti trees oh Uu'ssell Street, l>cloW Mvtvket. have b en greatly improved ?by whitewash. Rev.Win. II. jfid.nsdnj the pastor"of] theKjiLsvopal church, willbfllcititoiii that ?tdiwreh on SitnfTiy. See notice of? land for sale?rnrqop porlu?Uy to piP'ehnscrt, a good place for it .small amount of money. "jMc xn.vy next the land of the delin quent 'tax pay era will be sohl, if not collected by the deputies who arc now out. Ont Saturday evening the alarm of fire >;\vas raised at the Billiard Saloon, but -fortunately it was extinguished before ;doiiig any damage. To-morrow the mutch game of base ball between the Athletics of Bluokville, and the Orange Base Ball Club of this place, will como off. "Cardoza" is on a funding expedition ;iu New York : If a spoiled herriug and a jhalf, cost a scent'and a half, what will three spoiled herrings cost? We hear of many planters whose stand of cotton has been so injured by the the. lato frost, and heavy rains, ns to necesi tato their entire crops being replanted. Mk. A. Fischer knows what the com .munity needs; Jio hns introduced somo delightful summer drinks that will suit everybody. His "claret sangareo" &c, is just tho thing. His assortment of segars is unexcelled by any in market. .Sue the advertisement of Mr. Georgo ?H. Cornclson, who has just returned from t .the North with tho largest and most complete assortment of good ever brought .to this market. The goods arc being sold cheaper than ever. Sec his advertisement. We learn that Dr. T. B. Lcgare so favorably known in our community is about to return to resume tho praotico of Dontistry ia Ornngehurg. Tho doctor will probably bo at his old stand by tho firstof Juno, His many friends and pat rons will ho pleased to hear this item of .. ? .:.(..;.?. ./ . ^ews. A substantial collection was .taken up Yesterday at the Presbyterian church for tho Louisiana sufferers, which Mayor Mosoloy will forward to tho relief com mittee. c The present Town Council is tho most efficient body that over governed Orange burg. Th^y havo introduced many im. provements, and reduced tho taxes on real estate to almost nothing. -.- i Moses Brown tho barber is still at his old stand, shaving?not notes but cvjgry body, from tho heavy bearded man, who shaves to keep away a beard, to tho beardless youth who shaves to get a beard. Our worthy friend Dr. W. S. Barton has loft, for a trip to England, his natTvo homo; Tho doctor in accompanied by his grand daughter Mies A. Stokes. Wo wish the tourists a safd. and; pleasant voyage, and hopo the doctor will remem ber tho "Times" on the wing. Wood's Household Mngnzhic, for May has an abundance of excellent reading There ia the real go ahead snap to this periodical which entitles it to much credit, and wo cannot name one that will afford an equal amount of entertainment and instruction for so little money. Tho num bcr before us contains among other arti cles a paper entitled "Poor Jack/' by F. W. Holland, in tho interest of seame"ri; "The Child in tho Church," by Mary Hnrtweil; "Kin and Kad," by H; V. Osborne; "Dumb Days,"' by Caroline B. Lollow, and somo good pactry. There arc several illustrated articles, the -New York Fashions, Architectural Designs, Vfce., etc. The illustration on Decoration Day is just the thing. Price of Maga zine one dollar per year. Address, Wcod's Household Magazine', Ncwburgb, N. Y. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. At a meeting of the Onuigcburg Lutheran Church held on the evening of May 7th 187-'? the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, It has pleased Almighty (Jod in his wise providence to remove from our midst Bro. F. OLDEN'DORKF, we l.HW"m humble sub mission to the wii of o-.ir heavenly Fa liar, be licvcing that our loss Is his eternal gain; therefore be it Retolckif, That in the death of Uro. F. OEDKXDOBFF, tho Lutheran Congregation of Orar.gcburg has lo.^t a worthy member and nfirih and faithful supporterof the Chinch of the llefunnation Resolved, That our muted sympathies arc hereby tendered to his mourning wife and fami ly in tins the hour of their sore affliction. Resolved, That a blank page in our Church book be inscribed lo his memory; aud that it shall ever be. a reminder to us of the certainty of death, and the uncertainty of life. Resolved, That a copy of the above preamble and resolutions be furnished to the family of the. deceased und published in the Lutheran Viaitiir} the Orangcbnrg ATctiv3 aud Orangeburg Times. Extract from the minutes. J. HERMANN WAnLEKS, Secretary D, C RESOLUTIONS. At a meeting of the Orangeburg Agricultural .Society held Saturday, May 9th, 1874, tho fol lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted: Resolved, That this Society has received with deip regret the intelligence of the death of j Thomas Oliver; that by this sad event, it has been deprived cf a valuable member, and that in testimony of our regard, a page in tbe minute book of this Society be suitably inscribed to his memory. Resolved, That these Resolutions ho" published bi the Oranguburg times, and a copy be sent, by the Society, to the family of our deceased fellow-member. KIRK ROBINSON, May 9, 1874 . Secretary COMMERCIAL MARKET REPORT,^ Ol'EICE OK TU R OrANOEHURG TlRIEB. February 12, 1874. CORRECTED WEEKL ?. Ordinary, - - - - 11 (ft 12 (Jood Ordinary, - 12 (,i 13 Low Middling, - 13] (?, Strict Middling, - - - 14J (ft Prices Current. Bacon Hams : : lb 12} (ft 18 " Sides : : " 11 (ft 12] Lard ; : " 12} (ft ?' Corn : : : : bus 1 00 ? 110 Peas : : : : " 80 (ft 85 Oats : seed : : " 1 25 (ft 1 GO Flour : : : : cwt 4 75 (ft 0 00 Fodder : : "1 25 (ft Rough Rico : : "1 30 (ft I 35 Butter : : : : lb 30 (ft GO Eggs : ' i : doz 15c (ft Turkeys : : : pr 1 00 ? 1 50 Geese : : : : " ? 1 00 (ft 1 25 Fowls, : : per doz. 3.50 .per dbz. Bees Wax : : : lb 23 (ft Beef ; : " 10 (ft 12 Tallow : . ; " 8 (ft It) Finders : : per bushel 1 55(ftl 35 H Rlggs, J R Cook, CS Bull, J Stack ley, 2 i'll.-5 1VL <J UCUK1U&, A G Myers, Miss VS Bull, J Vaugcu.. Mrs B F Palmer. One of Ike firit btushcss principles to actupoti, j is to make al 1 perehasas direct from the nttin- i u fact ore rs, thus saving large 8Uiiis(pf moi for thif* reason we ndvisc our rx'adcr.s to pur chose their Windows, Dcors Blinds, ?<V.; from I. II, I? all &Co., Charleston, S. C, who havf at tho Factories combined benefits derived from nalfl In first hands, skilled workman, latcBj improved machinery^ and thorough systematic management. All windows glazed with good clear gloss. They are also Agents for Astivtor.,' Roofing Felt try itatjdyon will be pleased with itn durability. S"end for'price list, circulars, ?S:c. -!- ?*??*?' -r PTPUIE old fnsbnniy] matter of building-house* j A and wailing for months for the sashes, doors and blinds to season, is obsol elite. A liveenscr prising'nian who reads the ncWpapors, and keeps posted about matters and thing*, will imkc ?? estimate of what is required in ' tho house he is about to erect, send to Charleston. 8. C, to the Builders'Emporium, and huve all hi}Doors j ?Sashes and Blinds, ready to go in its place when j the weather-hoardings are put on. Mcs I. Il. TIall & Co., the Proprietors, have tlie 11109] extensivestoek of Building Materials arsdOrna mcttttd House V.'ork, including White Vine, and , Fancy Lumber, Narble and NarMeizcit Slate [ Eahtels, Asbestos'Roofing FiL, &c. Stud for t price lists and circulars. Avery rapid,-safe and easy way, to, niakii money.isto procluc terrifoiy to introduce the latest useful invention that is wanted evry day. by cvry one, evry where, who ha.4 a family, a full idaed Sowing Machine with Table and Trcable for only $10 that does tho fame work as a Machine you would pay $30 for, rapids smooth and Sinn, makes a seam so strong the) cloth will tear before tho stiches rip-apart: Eight new attachments for all work and (he improved Button Hole Worker used by us only. Agents only need show them in operation to sell in evry house they, enter. $30 and upwards cleared daily by smart agents, ?No such Ma- j chine was ever o fie red at anv such price. 35.- I 00!) sold lalt year, 100,000 Families n o tlierot"] Demand increasing every day where thoy be come known. Minister, Judges, Lawyer , itors, Machinist.-, Tailors &o. recommend tTierrwj as perlet. Bights given free to first applicants^ j If there is no iige'ioy in your.place, write for it, or buy a Machine for your Familyorn relation, there is none b< tter or so cheap. Machines Bent to all parts of the country on-receipt of i>rice $10 Bead advertisement beginning "$60 snveoj in cvry Family'' in another part oftninpapfcri Address the proprietors, Robert J. Mulligan , Co., 32p Canal St., iNew York. . FOR SAT,K "One Six horse power Portable Steam Engine; in fair order, can be seed in operation every'] Saturday,"at the plantation of Mrll.B. (IriflHI^ | For terms apply on the place, or address L. S.Citj L*j O. Box Glj ?rangeburg, S. C. ;Ticj-;. Ttl ERE will he a meeting of tho ?>n\n<>r County UNION BIBLE SOCIETY, qti the fourthS'Widay in-May,at Mt. Lebanon Lutheran Church. Members are earnestly requested to I ba punctual in attendance, as matters of im< or- f tauee will be brought before the meeting. Rev, E. A. Rulles of tho American Bible "Society is | expected to attend. IIccio G. SnERIl>4N; tfcr: Sec!. PIANOS AND ORGANS, Furnished on i'?oii?ily T.ristal meritsjpi .TERMS OF LEASE: All Payments made on Lease will opply tanurds the purchase nf the Instrument /?od??/. Piano? valued at ?450 to SoOO : : $75 advance, $25monthly. 525 to 000 : : 7? advance, SO monthly. 02? to 750/ : : 100 advance, -10 monthly. Or'oana valued at ol25 to 200 : : $25 advance, $10 'monthly 225 t? 350 : : 10 advance, 15 monthly 300 to 500 : : 50 advance 25 monlhVv. i.-.. " Parties who offer satisfactory Security can pay for Instruments in notes at.'!, 0, ?, nihil 12 months' time. Call and find out other inducement* ?flered in both Time and Cash Sales, from KIRK ROBINSON", Agent for Orangeburg County! may 22, 1873 11 'tf IUUUIjY important TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. AHMONIATKD MUCILAGE, von Steeping and Preparing Seeds before Planting. This preparation,lately introduced to tbe Ag ricultural world,appear from recent experiments to surpass all that has ever been attempted in that line. It not only contains all thccienionts and lit food for the seed in its infantstnte, which enables it to come up strong and vigorous, but positively claim that no rust smut or Might can exist where Jt is applied, and provingni certain preventive against the Potato rot. ItdisBOlves readily, and forms a mucilage by which any material can be made to adhere to the need. Coal Tar being a very small portion of this vol uble compound to prevent the ravages of birds and insects, but so united and prepared as to form a dry powder, which dissolves'i*codj|iylono pound producing one and a half gallons, or fifteen pounds of mucilage. On every limn (lu re are to bo found in abundance valuable mute rials for rolling seeds in before planting* which should hover bo neglected. 'J liesc arc rich elry black earth ninrnvood ashes, orlhuD.ntu) should lib mixed in proportions of one part of wood ashes or liliie, to three parts of earth. By the aid of the mucilage, much of this material end be made to adhere to each s. cd, which never fails to show good results. It has boen tried on em u, rice, Cotton,wheat, potatoes, bc'as and all tho cereals with marked edict, none showing any signs ?f rust, blight or fungus where it was applied. Put up in ono pound Peerages at 30 cents per pound, which dissolves and form one and a half gallon of Mucilage. sullieient to roll Seed tor one acre land. 000 Planters iia'ed it last season with remarkable -oece.- ?. Every Firmer ami Planters should use lt. P?tt hAi.i: uv ? KIRK RORIJffcON, Agent. Or:iiit/<duiio- Si i 1 ,. , ? -? ??o> ?-? ceo. 20 ,!in. EN'TA Ij A O tick THE undersigned takes pleasure hfanriounc ingto his lrjany friends :md p;><tons, that: he has permanently focated atOraiigoburg, <'. 1T,9.C. whtfre he will devotchis entire timo,'fro>u every Monday till Friday noon to the praetico of pfcniistrv ;r. all it:; DepaJtmenta. Perfect antis fitction guanuiteed in all operations entrusted1 to his care. Charges very moderate. Oflice at Dr. Fersnor's old stand ovcrWillcock Si.u c. A. M. SNIDER, 8. D. $60SAV|1D, t Malo and Female agoius clear $30, per day Outiits and county rights granted free, XVondcrf uj Achievement ?New Inven tibii?Latcst Style?-A Largo 8izo Family ?SEWING MACHINE, with Table and Treadle complete ONLY TEN DOLLARS. The successful invention, and production of 8is only full sized ready f-ood Sowing Machine Tor less than $5u, that operates by FOOT POWER. Prize Medals, Preltiiurds, Diplomas, awards crit, Honorable mention, &c, &c.,, OVER ALL OTHERS. Jig last useful invention to render the djfll lei oP:-etwirYg' less labo:ious. The new ainl roved patented BUTTON HOLE WORKER, culmbiulioit of perfect mechanical accuracy ctieal skill and utility, with beauty, strength l.duralHlity combined. A long required labor er. !t? eW. PatMtedSewnig^hu'Iiino Att?eliia'cnts wllielO over seventeen different kinds of utiful'Mwitigs, .Tatiey} elaborate, ornamental, trieate. fine? plain and .strong _ can ? be done ;th perfect < :i-e ruid rafMclitV by "those wdo cr saw n fcl%mg rfi?climd before!. Our new achmenls have gHimic merit that command tititcdiate safe.' ? They are the most valuable xVjtmcls wer patented to advance the usefulness [E'Sewhig Machines/ and are adjustable to, all ? ?In r good machines, equally as well as our Ii. "Without ti'.ein no machine can be perfect. Id Rbjm'rflttflf'tleslted, nfoifc-lenth the cost of c ohl styles used bv all other machines. our :;i:\v machine slarger than mino of the $80, machines- "Will 'o every description pf;fiowing, hem, fell, tuck, . .m i, quilt, braid, cord, bind, gather, rullle .shut, pleate, fold, scollop, roll, embroider, run lip breadths, Arc.. &c;, will sew anything a nee dle will go through makes tho strongest stitch known, s-i strong that the cloth will tear before til.- m :uii will rip up:irt. Has ?elf-udjusting $VraiglU needle, ? reliable accurate feed, direct motion, n<> complication of useless eoggs or . to oil or get out of erderj is 1 silent; easy working, light rumdng, very rapid, smooth and correct, ipiickly under*load and easily managed; The invention of those excellent machim.'S can bo relied upon as upright and responsible men, well worthy of the confidence and patron age ..f our I'hriMian readers.^"Northernehurcli ?tundurd," N. Y. Dee.2Vth. orders received, and machines promptly forwarded tr> any ad dress (in receipt of the following cash prices, Single machines for samples'or private use p ain styles with 2-3 abjustable extension ta ble and treadle, famished with equipments r idy for immediate use SlO Each ''MSfrkiiUM with e> I r (Ute .(?:'. It 15 ^lachlne.VWith; table tuid cover 20 <? Machine.,- with enclosed te-blc' half cabinet style 20 " Machines with enclosed table full cihhu-t ?tylei do " The machines at $10 are precisely the saint ac tlio.se pi* a higher price, tbe onlv dillerenco bl ing Unit those ut $10 have plain but neat ta bles and treadle, while those of a higher price are orninu nlai, with elaborate and costly pol ished black walnut. Tables with covers, enclosed eases, and'cabi net style. No extra charges made for packing; or ship ping ta any part of the country, Special cer tificate, (br live years with every machine. Speci mens of sewing, Illustrated circulars, with numerous recommendations, wholesale cash prices, extraordinary inducements to agent-?, A'c, mailed Dree. Exclusive control of territory given gratis to capable and energetic agents, merchants, store beepers, ova, who will travel or open agen'ecs ami cxhibet the wonderful merits ?.f our machines in their localities, and' and sollet orders. Outiits.and county rights given free of charge. An uueqtialed quick and honest money ma king bnlncss formale and female canvassers in all parts uf the country.? Christian Index. N. \. Jan* 5tii. CASH IIH1TTANCES must be made in Post Oftica money orders, or Bank Drafts made payable to our order In New York. Registered Letters or by express at our risk. All Orders and Commuoications muat he addressed to ROBERT J. MULLIGAN & CO. 33fJ Canal Street, n. Y. General"Manufacturers of Machinery. i1 flu Ut WjHmlrw am! Supplies, JGulIrngs, frddleljjtftevls Jxailjhliukrs, ll?re Guards, ShtisndMhrik}fhtles;Fh!randJ}NLin. TUtnnWiifo Pike, WaimiE?ieyLsmiei} (.a&indMtAerjJuioWooilf.&c. yAUWorhWarranled. I^OWESS-r PRICES. Send forPricei*ntet. I. H. H ALL & CO, 'iisni'?.ti'Hrirj'&lJcelcrt, , & 2, 4u C, 8.7(1 M.irhct. Street. This cut ontcrod according to Act of Cougro ill the year 1873, by 1, II. Hall et Co., in the oflice of the Librarian of Congress, at Wash hKton F. II. W BRIGGMAN'N H&S Just' received a-Trcati supply of GROCERIES fcu eh ns : i ; BACON, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, CRACKERS, CANNED ..h'Vrf! hr.n ?? . ! ? ' !w o m o ??t o W e Ar?M COFFEE!/ TEA SUGAP, OYSTERS, SARDINES.. FRUIT, ALSO, CONSTANTLY keeps ON HANI), T)vv Goodf, Clolliin.u-, Slx^S/^feEat?i Caps &C- &C-? price to suit the tidies. ^ HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT Ol' NORTHERN HAY,, .?tie ?si .01 .-.n;tlTt' as And Several kinds of FERTILIZERS which can he bought low down for moittf, Apr. 10,1873 . F H W- BIUGGMAN _ .' " "' 1 111 ril' " 1 In Announcing to the THE Receipt of a Large, Complete ami WELL SELECTED SPRING STOCK: of Ji&lS GROCERIES, LIQUORS & REG to Inform nil Parlies Interested in a Rat traordinury Favorable Circumstances, and thr.t they IREG to Inform all Parlies Interested in a Bargain, that they have been bought UndjtfiE** traordinury Favorable Circumstances, and that they will be Disposed of ciii?;a:p for cash. IT is my object to make it advantageous for my Friends, Patrons and the PuijliC'ltf UJUV'flWni J * . ''s''*/'_ vttnMk iwdii HQ P. Si I Invite Special Attention to a pure Holland GIN, Gogmac, and Reac&iRBASfDY" Nov 20, c:31 ,. ;. :#. ,., nx V^ i%n^ ... \ ..I ? , j L..J,'- ..V V\AM THIS IS THE TIMS AND f'LACH ? TO RUY ANYTHING YOU WISH IN TnE GROCERY LINF/StT(5?^%jO?? Racon) Prepared Ham, Lard, Butter, Mollasses, Sugar, Codec &c, &, AT THE"'-l&iptm - .oviil astdi . And in rear of the Grocery, is the ; ? b*.nj;j* ENTl?lTl3?niS35 SALOON, J;^. WHICH is kept full of ihe finest grades of LIQUORS, SEGARS &c, whick.wUi bej?Jd to* suit the purchaser. Call and sec for voursclf. . . . A iPISCECiSKS:1^ March 20 1871 . ? T^i jv*d 3#f 11.. ?1 ,'!U '1 " ? . .' . . . .U U'^'JfflW"1 m 33ACOISr and FLOUil Specialties, S3 ?s l"1 g c* poo .4? n? n t &ft>aiu? .: ' ,;,;?r. .,T9jMr ,! i aw v/m<i>:?lUw., .^At?i( jt?rti?1I ' jiiw od xnn? o ? O c < ? g W h , i CT civai-io COME ONE COME ALL;.:. AND EXAMINE MY FINE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH I am now Mlering to My Patron* at ery reduced rates. By buying du?e& tf$Hh Manufacturers, I am able to Soil a FINE SHOE at a verv low price. I have aU&tV'.ea e SHOES to suit the purchaser. J~ pu IN addition to my Shoe Store, I have a Select Assortment of tii'.y as Wide' I am offering Low Down. Nov. 13, 1873?ly . Fresh Groceries, T. B. Bpy.D?i fin* 1874 SPRING TRADE 1? ?o T. K0HN & EE0. ARE NOW OPENING THKIR NEW SPRING. STOCK: And can confidently assert that they are ifid tiXKB .ri: -i aWl . ? > jin.'Vi ,?wii .volloi . ; Made . < >ruUo TIIUl GAEATEST BARGAINS .. . /?? ... - - . ? ?*>. . -? j ? {? .-.( -. ..; EVER before Exhibited in Orangeburg, which are the results of Unusual Favorable Purph in coifrjquence of the present and past Presume upon Tra^o ? ; ' "' H FT DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, PEUCAIiI3S, EMBROIDER I ICS, 1IOUSEK EEPI N? GOODS? ?OS NX)TI0NS? dfe:,;l * lt. 1->Xt? OF the Finest and Riches Materials and the latest Novelties in stylo and Designs of tliia Ma*4?V' Wear. An elegant Stock of lady's Neck Wear, Ties, Collarettes, Scarfs, Ruches and Reite* in most Select and Becoming designs. We have added to our already Immense Stow? Of BOOTS .AND SHOMMMapi Comprising the Latest Styles of Ladis' Gaiters, (cents' Shoes and Boots. Our Stock of GENTS' CLOTHING, 11 ATS, AND FURNISHINF G.OOBS^* 1 . , ? - A - ,." ; ? ' ? i ? ' u . T?%?ild nor to any ever offered by us. We earnestly'cal! your attention to the above facts and solicit a VISIT of Iu.spectfbrt^^^T?? being able to ofler far more Valuable Inducements than ever b:/"oro presented, amhaneli? Ant not fail to claim tho Patronage of all who study Economy in connection with the FinotfQnaUty., TMBQDOB.3 KOHN & BEOT-HSSR? IS Superior to 1 Apr. 9,1874 NEW SOntHBBnHBBB