The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25
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Was thai, which our friend. tl1a co]
ored Odd Fellows Of this ~,dtv.p,
1Mobfleigave to s ffs psarticipants in:th
prise, Picnic At Biloxi, Int Moaday
Vine 9 loads Of pleased excursion
ish, containing in ali, over seven hup
dEsd paopla left New Ofleaas, ioine,
BY thirteen coaches Of happy Mo
bflians, numbering quite twelTe hun
tdzed, met eati.Bilozi. The day va
spent in agreeable recreation; fishing
battling, boat-saiing, dancing. speech
makinsindeentsto the occasion md contes
ting tor the prises, filing up the time d
also, the numerous airtations betwee,
the lovely ladies, and their ealianits a
they strolled about the sandy beach o
reclining under umbrsgeous trees an,t
talked as onlyyouth. can in all the fame,
OF love's young dream. | " :
. Mobile ''lie was represented 81 Temp
tins and Benevolent Lodges, toeethe,
WITH large" number Of guests who
IKE ourselves, we're not OF the, Order
with charming bevies of Alabama, Mis-
siss'ppi and Louisiana's~ ,eweetest
d8nmes; New Orleans contributed the
Amos, William Thompson, Pride Of
Louisiana, and O., J. Dunn Lodges,
hecomppapied~ By the United Sons 81
America, q Benevolent Society. whose
handsome regalia made a pleasing ap.
pearance. Addresses on the Order
and its mission were nude by Messrs.
Thompson, Rieras and Bryan.
The yacht race between the Natohez
and Amelia, proved a fine trial.
The Natchez is of Ocean Springs,
and owned by Mr.: Ned Israel; she is
81 feet s inches long. The Amelia, 81
feet IL inches. Both: boats are newly
built and handsome models. As the
Natchez had recently beaten the Anne
Liza, the rev and friends of the hist
named boat were very jubilant at their
victory on Monday.
Several prominent Mobilians,, among
whom we noticed our genial and hand
some friend Joseph, of the Watchmaa;;
the agreeable Napier, temporarily so
journing there, and others, while
Messrs. Boss and MoArthurs, Of Mis-
sissippi,, with their friends and ladies'.
together with Senator Pinchback, Su-
perintendent Brown, Gen. Barber,
Capt. Davis, and the many other pro-
minent Lo~uisianians, with our beauti-
full ladies', added to the sociability Of
the occasion. Our own ladies-God
bless them-are noted for their beauty.
If, therefore, we express our admira-
ion of II of hs fair Mobilians,
whose rosy pretty face and charming
igure attracted n attention, the in
7~idiousness, IT, any there he, may be
sscrlbed to our confrere of the Watch
nan, whose eulogies Of our Crescent
City charmers, has provoked this re-
Altogether, the occasion was
Joyous and long to be remembered
me. /
T1LToN-
Has at last relieved His overcharged
aind OF. it's distressful burden. He
harges his old friend and long time
astcr, MI. Beecher, with . violation
+ the eighth commandment, to the
e~secration of his household. Sad
It will be. received by
thousands with untold regret.
HAT EurHos1sr1c-
Gentleman, 4clept '"Town Talk" in
10 Picayuee strives to infuse ANNA
on in the coming Democratic State
convention, by; an invitation to har-
tony in the. ranks; which, he trusts
lesson Of the election Of the Re-
ablican Administrator of Public I'm {
.ovements may teach them happily.
With such nurses and doctors as the {