The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
GLEANINGS.

The Elrin Watch Factory. Elriu. Ill.,, has
lately increased the number of its employees
from 600 to 100 and the factory Is now turn.
ina our six hundred watches daily.
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glucose has been organized at Leeperrown,
Bureau county. The capacity of the works
will be from one thousand To- fifteen hundred
bushels per day; the capitul stock. $4,000 in
$50 shares. The building in contemplation
viii be one hundred and fifty IT, long, five
stories high beside basement and some smaller
building, Of brick, i'm the immediate neigh
borhood The c., Il. |. 4 +. Il. r. Co. has
agreed to put in Il side track and give special
rates for nil shining. Onr.half of the stock
Is already subscribed.
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IN cluuding, thrcatning weather, with local
rains. 1lh to Sth clear or fair, with liability
TO frost on the 9TH and Sth; 9Th 10 18th, cloud
ing and threatening with rain; 18th to 18th,
clear OF fair; 10Th to 18th, cloudng and threat.
nlnr weather, with severe storms in places :;
18th to 2Oth, clear, and frost about 18th and
l9h, if severe storms have occurred. 20th to
23d, clouding and thrcatnng weather. with
storms: 23d to 95th, fair: 26th to 31s, cloud
ng threatning weather with severe local
storms The COMPARATIVELY warmer days will
bc about eth. 1lth, 10th, 25d and 2Sth. The
comparatively colder days will he about i,j
;th l4rh, 18th and 2ith. The earthquake pc.
riOds are 3d, 10Th, 10Th, 2ist and 2Slh"
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$4,000, i'C' ~ 49, - ;0,,, .';,ntio un
hniIdin~ Of the cnIIeo9 and thc amount of the
Ir"acv - 10 he inyrsf3I NJ intoros, for the mr..
nose If Increasing ,ha fnnd mini IN. addition.
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Iny,,h ;ttIo and r. y Jpran. ara onnninted
~. o>ncn,nr. NJ mo uiI Nr CIonn,s estate il
ns,;mo,nd 70 ho worth 1T least sai6 0o0 -Dj,.
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y number OF years ago jacob Banghman
was murdered in GAINESVILLE, ONO. On the
night oi me murder man living IN the neigh
bOrhood dreamed that he saw Baughman sur
rounded at his own tireslde by three men,
heard their conversation, and saw them strike
the fatal blow. He recognized every face, and
when Baughman fell dead the dreamer awoke,
in u cold sweat. The next day nelghOor
asked HIM II he had heard OF the murder,
NV hat murtCrE' "Old Jacob l5aughman has
been N''l"d.' Hold on stop riGht there,
>aij he, 'nnliI tell my dream Ihen lie
told his dream, emitting the names of the men
he saw IN it. The details correspondent with
those known of the murder. The dreamer
would not tell the names OF the men he saw,
although lawyer frequently importuned him
To do 50. y few days ago he was asked again,
1t was on the day that the alleged assassins OF
the old man were arrested. "Thcy are ON the
right track" he answered, but would say no
more
4 novel wedding took place at Polockvilc
\. c., ON Nav 3d. 1t seems that Moses John
Miller and Alexander Bib, two well-to-do
Young farmers, were IN love with the same
Girl. Lconora Ioyd, of the above place. She
was not able to decide which she liked best.
On Sunday morning Bibb walked home from
church with her. and left her under the i'm
preston that she said she would marry him.