Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03
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The ceremony q stEeRing flowers
on the graves Uf cur departed heroes
tloh., It IS = ftf3 81 ne perfoFmaaes
Of which ail classes can unite. The
day fEed foR theeerenong IS Sunday,
the saith, and active prep are
gre under way f0r tflat bcesioh. Quite
an exciting discussion has arisen over
the setting apart 0f ehat da3 81. piac8
lOf some week day Tlls Mefholist
organ made the attack and drew dORn
upon IL the combined press Of the
city. The objection nrged vas hat
the usual religious services should hot
be inferfered with, bat another day
should be chosen. After q large
amount Of discussion, the Question s.
where Il started, and there Is no doubk
but Sunday next win BE- occupied b3.
cur citizens IN paying their tribute 81
love 70 the fallen soldiers.
The admission Of women to active
membership In the Young Mems
Christain Association was an6thef
vexed question during the past week.
After great deal Of talk and newspa-
per comment, aYOte was taken, which
resulted In q tie, much 10 the surprise
Of all. Bro. ID. l.. Moody Decided g
in the negative.
The proposed scheme for ornament:
ing our lamp posts with advertise@
nents, has failed TO take. The press
Of the city, with one accord, event
for II, y and killed &c IN at ineredfblS
short time. The fesr bf q dihiinutiOn
IN advertising patronage lent force t6
their sarcastic editorials.
A movement that promises. % fn4s
terially effect the various Prinlar
Unions, Is the question OF admitting
women and cOl0red men. The fof-
mer have been admitted On this eftyy
but the latter have not. The Unions
viii no doubt soon have TO meet the
question as 1t has arisen Ia other cities.
Another Of those horrible murders
Of which Chicago furnishes So many
was discovered last saturday. Al
young woman was found on q small
island in the river, with strap buck
eled around her neck SO eIQft that it
must have killed her. No elut % TIE
murder has been found.
A movement has been made % pro-
vide an oil painting Of all the gentle
meneing Nth the present incumbent.
OAkC u Tic C2A-4lAttN Olo LGl4 HLlDLllE
quite Indignant that he should have
provided his at his own expense,
while the city proposes to pay for
those who follow him:
Considering the ups ana downs Of
life, It Is nov considered iinbfudent
not TO provide for dependent ones.
Granting the necessity Of such q pro-
vision, know Of no better means
than life Insurance. Among the host
Of such companies, / know Of no bet
ter and none 80 liberal rs the United
Security, ~ OfPennsylvania. This CONS
pany was organized IN Philadelplid,
/ by number Of the most wealthy men
I Of that city. Geo. III. Stuart, 50 bfofi-
inent In the Christian COndn ION
during the war, is It's President. Its
operations In the West are index the
IeOntrOl Of MessFs. Geo. @. Smith q
Bro, bankers Of this city. The Uni
ted Security has q perpetual charter
q capital of 81 ,000, 600, and 6nefs better
inducements, I'm all the most popular
I plans, than any other company. Ac-
tive agents are desired, for which bog
sitiOn applicants win be received By
/ John. ~. Wallace, at 81 Ia Salie
street, Chicago. ---
The cold, disagreeable Ssztfsf hi5
finally left as, and 1fg are nov 6nIo3s
ing what Is usually looked for 81 Rl sy!
To-day q delightful, and there "a q
good prospect that summer Is nov
coming.
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