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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
Citizens Meeting.

There will be citizens meeting held in the
Court House, Saturday, February 18th, at l
o'clock p. VI. All those in favor of making an
effort to locate the State FAIR for 1915 and 1876
in La Sale county, are requested to turn out.
1t is necessary that there should be full at
tendance of the Board of the La Sale County
Agricultural Society, as business of Importance
will be brought before them.
BY order of j. Z. Drummer, President;
A. NJ. HOFFMAN, Rec. Secy.
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As nppreciative of the esteem with which
Mess-s Lord and Smith regard their employees
they have arranged and issued tickets (all com
plimentary) for social hop at the Clifton on
Monday evening next.
AS the dancing and collation. are to be without
money and without prices, parties who receive
tickets will observe the necessity of preserving
the same, as none will be admitted without the
ticket bearing their name. The party promises
to Be one OF the largest of the season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

A uan calling himself piano tuner and re-
pairer las been going about the city for week
or two past using our name and telling people
that uc had sent him to their homes to tune
pianos. We wish to state, for the benefit of our
friends that We know nothing of this mans ability
and sh.; he uses our name without authority.
SIMON Bros.
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Notice..

The next regular meeting of the Good Tenn
plars will be held in the hall occupied by thu
Father Matthew Society full attendance O
the members, and all of the officers, are request
ed to be in attendance, as the officers will be in
stalled. j. II. FLEMING, w. Secy.
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The First Show of the Union Poultry Associa'
ton, Of the preparations for which we have
spoken heretofore, will take place on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next week in the
room lately occupied by Hull & Bartels, north OF
the Court House square, in this city.
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PUBLIsABD
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.,
AtNo Is La Sale Street .st oor) west OF Court Hous,
BY OSNGAN az IiAPEAGAN N.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
CE. Nv. 2w. / NJ. 2 NJ. s NJ. SM. ~.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b, plainly
mark length OF time desired they will be contn.
ued and charged for until ordered out
Business and cards tnot exceeding hveliies
Inserted At Ave dollars per FIVE lines dol.
erper line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly In
advance.
sH Yearly advertisers dlstontnuing their ADVERTISE
before interpolation Of the contract will be charg
ed rates above Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other not connected with ther
regular business.
Local notices, Gfcs cents per line,
II in will these terms be departedfrom
n The date on the slip which the subscribers name
printed Indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice the date the slip corresponds to
the date to which they have paid and at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
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PaArsa BooKs.-We would announce to those
in need OF these goods that We have just receiv-
ed large stock of Catholic prayer books in all
styles Of binding.
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In addition TO the evening class at the Tele
grara Institute day class Is receiving IhS'ruc
lions. Apply carly.
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Misses and children's shoes, very low, to close
ont this season. Call early and secure the bar
gains bcfore it is too late. CHILD PHIPPs'
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Tu,Nxs.-our heartfelt thanks are hereby
gratefully rendered to all those worthy friends
who so kindly attended and assisted at the fun
era, u orr deceased son on the 9Th inst.
J. ZIMMERMAN AND WIFE
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A. Frank &C., has always ahead. Frank VIII
be OH week for spring clothing Look out
for something hobby soon.
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or,yrcS,rs.-our friend Frank is running OFF
at cash. Call and see him.
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Good spring wheat hOur $50 per hundred
pouals at Woods Eagle NILS.
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TIE masquerade a. Turner Hall on the even.
inr os February 18th, will be the largest ball Of
the season. Ticket $3.50 80 cts for each extra
lady
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We have placed on sale an immense
lot of
COTTON GOODS,


Napkins, Towels, Handkerchief, DC,
at great bargains. Quilts and Coun-
terpanes much below value. a nice
Counterpart for One Dollar. The
great sale of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

Mere lady operators employed now than be
fore. Telegrsphy taught day and evening.
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ForND,-On Thursday in the post Office sum
of money. The finder can get the same by call
ing al Osman & Hapeman'5, and paying for this
advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

Gooa spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
pour Is, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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william NJ. Fenton, for many years well
known citizen OF Ottawa, but for the last few
years living in Kansas, died on the 30th Of De-
cemt.r last at Pawnee Station, Kansas, after
brief illness, He was 70 years old.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

IT,. masquerade at Turner Hall on The even
ing of February 18th, will be the largest ball OF
the season. Tickets $50. 80 cts for each extra
lad
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.JOBBING DEPARTMENT

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Ourfacites for dong all kinds of Job Work. In the va
rous styles OF the art surpassed in this section
and we respectfully solicit those wishing anything donen
to give us call. BY the udlcous and liberal use
of priaters Ink many mans fortuneh been made and
the deld is still open. Tryit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Children's Wear in endless varie-
ty, besides the numerous other ar
ticles composing their mammoth
invoice, will be offered at GREAT.
LY REDUCED PRICES during
the next 30 days, for the purpose
Of making room for their stock of
Spring and Summer Goods. Per-
sons desiring to make purchases,
Remember the place and firm.
CHILD & PHIPPS,
East of Court House.
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EMBROIDERIES

Will be continued, from &c per yard
up. All heavy Winter Goods, Cloths,
Flannels, Furs, Cloaks and Shawls
marked at such prices as will speedily
clean them out.
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The NississiI,pi.

The II. Louis Republican, in speaking
Of the proposed improvements of the
Mississippi river, says: "The important
question which concerns the country j. a
practical one. Gen. simpson ia accord
auce with the law OF congress, was re-
qurcd to make surveys and furnish esti.
mates of cost If securing a permanent
depth Of water for purposes OF navigation
of a, least -iN feet. from the mouth Of the
Illinois To ~. Louis, and of eight feet
from st. LOU, 10 Cairo. The require
mcnt specifics the above a. the lowest
stage depths. Proceeding on these de-
mand., Gen. simpson ha, caused To be
made careful surveys and critical exam
nation II all the reefs on this part Of the
river and not only announces possible
feasibility, but !, quite positive that the
required depth can De secured per-
mancntly and at a cost not
at all commensurate 10 the vast import
ancc fthc work. After carefully cOmsid-
cring all the essential requirements. Gen.
Simpson regards the improvement of the
Mississippi so a TO secure eight feet OF
water from ~. Louis 10 Cairo a. an engin-
ecring promblem solved. There is no
question as to the practicability of con-
trolling the channel 30 a TO secure the
desired result. and to accomplish 50
grand mn enterprise and secure this navi-
gabilty permanently he estimates will re-
quire I'M expenditure Ola little more than
seven millions OF dollars. rhi, sum, ac-
cordiug to the statements, will not make
the improvements permanent and solid Ia
control the current. hut will secure the
bank, against abrasion so as to retain the
channel ~ once fixed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

From officer Shcchan we learn Of q
small difficulty which occurred between
two colorcd women named Maggie Bas-
ton and ElvIa Esti,. OIL sunday. Elyira
and Maggie are bosom companions, but
through some misunderstanding, they
became out of huInor with each other,
and both were bent on vengeance. Al
though Elvira 10 the smaller OF the twain.
she j. possessed of more muscle than
Maggie. OF this fact Maggie was well
aware, aud in order 10 keep her antago-
mist ut respectable distance, she armed
herself with Il Ratchet. and then started
out for stroll. She had not proceeded
far. however. before She encountered FL
Nira. who at once advanced upon her,
with the intention of chawing her up
alive. But Maggie flourishcd the hatchct
ia the air in mcnacing way, and Elvira
thought She had better retreat and watch
for more favorable opportunity, when
she would ,woOp down upon the enemy
and annimlate her without much trouble.
For thi, moment to arrive she did not
have long 10 wait. Towards evening FL
yira found Maggie on Fourth street, near
Commercial avenue, unarmcd, she hav-
ing len the hatchet behind. Now was
her chance. and she took advantage Of it.
She went for Maggie. and the two had a
regular hair-pulling, rough aud tumble
row, finally winding up under house.
Both were pretty badly scratched, but
no bone. were broken.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

Landlords OF hotel, and boarding houses
will ind 20 their advantage 10 call upon
Mrs. Coleman, no ~ Fourth street, be-
tween Washington aud Commercial ayen-
ues, and ascertain her term, for doing hotel
and boarding house wa,he, by the week.
Her Wholesale prices are extremely
low-7jc. per dozen. For piece work prce,
are a. follow. Single shirt and col
lar loc; per dozen SIC: sock. BE-; two col
Lars, Be; two handkerchicis, Sc: ves,, zoe;
aud all gentlemcu'- wear. 1ic. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, q to Doc;
skirt, ~ - zoe; drawers 10 10 ljc; two
pair hose Dc; two coIlar- . to lee. For la
dies' plain clothes II " per dozen; for Ia
dies iine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronagc solicited.
3t-9-l0-im.
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The Rev Nr. ghaNsr

We learn that the Rev. Dr. Thaycr,
who for the past three years has filled the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian church of this
city, rendered hi, resignation a. pastor
for the second time, at the conclusion
OF the services last sabbath morning.
The reverend gentleman, in company
with his family. will leave this city next
week, for Niuccnuc,. where hc will as
sumo the pa,torate of the Main street
Presbyterian church Of that city. and
where very cordial reception awaits
HIM. Mr.. Thaycr i most worthy gen
tleman. and wherever hi, iuclinatons
may lead him. he will ever be accompa-
MED by the best wishes Of the BuLLE1IN
and the people ofthi, city.
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AIittic Too Late.

For nearly two weeks past Sheriff
Irwin and Deputy Sheriff John Cain have
been engaged in hunting up aman named
Ed, Johnson, who, in company with three
other despcradocs, robbed a mail carrier
of ten thousand dollars, at Memphis.
Chicago great detective, Pinkcrton, was
also on his track. and both parties were
doing their utmost to outwit the other,
and capture their man. On Sunday,
however, the intelligence came to sheriff
Irwin that johnson was at Cape Girardeau'
whittier he had made his way from Gale
donia in newly painted wagon, accom-
panied by a woman. Irwin at once took
the train on the Cairo, Arkansas X
Texas railroad for Charleston, and from
there he made his way to Allenville.
When he arrived at this burg, and was al
most sure that he felt his hand
upon the object of his search, he learned
that johnson had but an hour before been
captured by Pinkerton, who had follow
ed him from Caledonia, arriving at Cape
Girardcau almost rs soon aSJohnson did.
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General and County Agents wanted

An established Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, is DESTROYS OF obi Lin
lug General, ounty and Local Agents,
in Southern Illinois and Southern lndi-
ana.
Those who are already in the business
may find this a more profitable connec-
ton: while to NEW LIVE MEN this may
prove fine opening
The Company in question Is one OF
good repute and undoubted strength and
solyency, and desires only Agents who
will make contracts based upon liberal
commissions and renewals.
Address full name, residence, details o
experience, if any, and references.
Z. O. Box 1905, NEW YORK CITy
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brandy.

Last Saturday evening, after the last
spike ou the Cairo & -. Loui, narrow
gauge railroad had been driven by Mr..
Trick. All the cmploye, proceeded to
Jouc,boro, aud on arrival at that place
were presented with kcg Of orandy by
one of The citizens. Many of the work.
men became intoxicated, aud quarrel,
were numerous, some of them threat
cnel to Kill the contractors, agents, who
at first refused to pay them. but after the
liquor had spent it, force they became
quiet. and no harm was done.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The weather la, undergone con-
siderable change since Monday morning
Monday night it turned cold, aud yester-
day ii was cold and disagreeablc, with Il
cloudy sky and strong north wind
-BusinesS is, as il has been for the past
ten days, very active,
The Ohio river rose three feet and
nine inches yesterday, aud at dark was
still going up very fast.
PORT ITEMS.
The j. IL. Bigly lett Louisville on
Monday with tow en- route for New Or
leans.
The Couricr-Journal Of the lst says
the Arlington took on board a lot Of
freight and lot of mules and sailed for
New Orleans.
The Courier-Journal of yesterday
says: "rhe Tom Sherlock arrived from
Cincinnati yesterday, and laid over until
this morniugat 10 o'clock when she will
leave for New Orleans. Capt. Hart tried
to bring the Cincinnati bridge away with
him, but the chimncys were little too
weak at the top, aud he was mending
them up little yesterday"
The st. Louis Democrat of the ID,
says: captain Z. Conrad left for Cairo
last evening to start the Bon Accord and
General Anderson up to 81. Louis. They
have been out a long time, Heavy rains
night before last and yesterday, extend
ing north, and SHOWS beyond. Prospects
better for n swell above and below keo-
kuk, although the weather was cold last
night. The Ohio, Cumberland and Ten
ncssee are forty or litty feet deep. The
gorge at Kimmswicll is gone, The river
rose fifteen inches here yesterday, and
there is nine or ten feet OF water in the
channel TO Cairo. Shipments to the
South were brisk Yesterday"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--Gillets Baking Powdcr--ior sale
everywhere
APTER February ist, S 900 reward will
be given tor iity good paying day boarders
at the Dciuon.co fIoicl-si week.
l.2s.im
--Gillers Flavoring Extracts--the best
in use. and for -llc by nearly every gro
Ger.
AFTER Febrnry lst. $1,000 reward will
be given Tor dny good ay.ng day boarders
at the Delmonic3 Hotels pcr week
Joe RoLeker is now in flI controI oil
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants of the public. il pr.paIeu 10
supply on call al demands for -encI io''
Boston, brown and Graham brt eu' anu
everything else ordinarily found in n'sV,
class bsk ry. He maintains full sto IN VI
conicctlonerics, and can, as well ssL u!
other dealer in the city, I'LL oil orders i.
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or ornl-
mentcd on short notice. Specia lattention
given 20 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 012-tf
Call for the best-Gilet'. Baking
Powdcr--ior il never disappoints the
cook
--Ncwly-ittcd, finely furnished barber
shop by George stsinhou.e, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Years
of pract ce have given him light hand
that IN ,kes q smooth shave delightful. All
who try HIM once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on hi. table for
the benefit oil his customers, and there t.
no tedious waitingfJr turns. Il
-Gillct's Baking Powdcr-thc best ia
use--always reliable.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice of Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
Tor our growing business. ! viii, In the
latter part Of February, remove to the spa
cious building form rly occupied by Elliott
\ IIaythorn, where, with the increased ia.
ilties, will keep a larger stock of Boots
and shoes than ever before. In the mean.
.ime, 10 avoid the expense OF moving ard
" prepare for spring trade. Twin offer my
antire stock OF winter goods at ACTUAL
COST Ton Is BusiSrss, and great bar
gains are offered to the fortunate
A. BLACk,
l9,.l.2G-ti City Shoe store.
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Church S0clable

Tomorrow evening the ladies con-
nected with the Methodist church will
give musical entertainment and festival
in the parlor of the church, which prom
isc to be very pleasant affairs. The mu-
steal part of the sociable will be a very
attractive feature, as those who will par
ticipatc in the concert are among the best
singers and instrumental performers of
Cairo, the most prominent of whom are
Mrs. Monsarrat, Mrs. w. =. Wright. Mrs.
Stearns, Mrs. Elliot, Mr.. Pace, Mr.. Me-
Kec. and others, who will select the
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To Aggrn,ata Dyspepsia

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the de ,stive fluid OF 1 solyen,
power. Ssturate a piece OF bread and meat
with gastric juice, and il will dissolve,
This is digestion. Add to such n mixture
little alcohol, and 1t will not di solve,
yc dyspeptics, of tincturos, inlu'ions or de.
coc'ions con aiming spiri'uous liquors
>hun all such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on Or. Walke,'s Vinegar Bitters, the finest
herbal invigorant known, and free from the
fiery curse OF Alcohol 2-lG dsw-lm.
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Tho lir.i Irnin.

The first through train on the Cairo Il
-. Loui, Narrow Gauge railroad, was eX-
pectcd 10 arrive in this city last night,
with Col. :. :. Taylor. Judge Bros. Mr.
+. T.. Candec and number Of other gen
tlcmon on board Judge Bross and Col.
Taylor LEFT this city sunday afternoon on
the llliuoi, Central train for Jouc,boro.
where they expected to meet the train.
and board her at that place for thi, city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

just Received, and for sale cheap TO the
trade, New York EARLY ROSE SEED Po-
tatoes and other kinds.
Glover, Timothy, Red.t0p and other
seeds.
Top Onions and choice garden seeds,
both in papers and bulk.
Plows and Plow Harress.
Also full line of groceries, on which we
shall offer extra inducements.
We are now opening the finest line Of
prints that has ever been brought to Cairo
We offer bargains 10 ali lines.
26-2-2S.5t. NEW YORK STORE
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The Liberal Religious >ociabir

Thi- being the night for the regular
weekly -ociablc OF the Liberal Religious
Association. their hail. on the corner OF
Twelfth street and Washington avenue.
will De thrown open for the reception aud
amusement Of all who may wish to at
tend Ei,enburg'- splendid string band
will bee on hand aud furnish music for
dancing which j. the principal feature OF
attraction on these occasions. Everybody
j. invited 10 attend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

choicest productions Of the most noted
composers of music. The refreshments
will be of the very best, and will be
served up in the most palatable manner.
In fact, the whole affair will be one Of q
very enjoyable nature, and no one should
iail to attend. The proceeds Will be de-
voted 10 the welfare of the church.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

Mr.. Charlie VI. Howe. OF the firm of
bly, informed. Ia. been fortunate enough
% draw the neat sum of nineteen hundred
dollars In the Louisville lottery. We
are also Informed that another gentleman
OF thi. city drew one hundred and ninety
eight dollars.
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Cooking stoves
Cor. Sixth Street aud Commercial.

To keep peace in the family, buy a
Charter Oak Coal Cooking Stove, with Il
small quantity Of Paradise coal, and you
will always be happy. All the different
patterns-both wood and coal-ior sale at
crock bottom" figures, by c. w. Hcnd'
er.on, corner Twelfth street and Com
mera,l aysnup. 2-l0-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-03

The Parish school was opened on Mon
day. March LIST. But pupils will be re-
ceiyed at any time, on the condition.
already published. The services of Pro-
f. sor Frick have been secured for instruc-
tim in tho German language. For this an
extra charge will be made. Pupils wishing
to study German only, VIII come to the
school st O'Clock 2. IN.
CHARLES y, GILBERT, Rector.
3i.3-3-lm.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY.
Grea, sacrifice OF Iinc cutlery.

will offer for sale for the next 30 days,
the largest invoice of Wo,tcnhoim's,
Roger Il Wadc's, and Butchers cut
lcry, ever offered in Cairo, at importers
prices; also large assortment Of scissors.
The goods are now on exhibition, and
comprise the finest article, OF the kind
ever brought TO Cairo, ali Of which will
H. sold at prices that defy competition.
Call and ssc for yourselves.
ID. HARTMAN,
Cor. Sixth Street aud Commercial.
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Nniice.

TO all whom it may concern ~ meet
ing will be held at the Rough and Ready
company. hall, this Wednesday even
ing al : O'Clock, for the purpose Of max
ing Arrangements to place the Cairo City
Cemetery at Villa Ridge under the con-
troll Of proper trustees, where all who are
concerned are respectfully invited to at
tend. y. AFTER, Proprietor.
'AIEp, March 81. $50.
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New Bakery.

II. Schmetzstorh announces 10 his friends
and former patrons that he has opened the
DELTA BAKERY, corner of Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, where he will be pleased
to greet them again, and assures them that
he can furnish the best of fresh bread, rolls,
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made u
specially. Try him again. ik-a.l2.lm