The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-12
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HAsbtH1Hs, Mipg., jan y, 1917.
This Is the season when the sverDgs
mortal. forgetting Tor the time being
that another twelyemoDth has been IN
scribed on the page 0i time, aud thoir
mind as IL we're exerting controlling
influence upon the action Of the hand,
writes 1876. The writer, in common
with others, pleads gniliy to the occs-
sional abstraction, and this. too, with
ont n pang of regret. The old year.
with its may joys, it's many sorrows;
conflicting opinions. so to speak, of the
world changes constantly foremost and
miDgling with The minds Tecollections
has gone. The new year, containing IN
it's distaut ard thadowy fnture uncer
tain events not clearly perceptible to in
habitan's OF this sublunary sphere, has
arrived; aud with its coming the hopes
and aspirations of mankind are re-
newed.
The maudin sentimentality of the
political muddle and its attendant ad-
j1ncts has in no manner diminished,
the solution seeming more interminable
than ever before. South Carolina has
Lonlsiana Is experiencing turns of the
crank and double-bareled governments.
Althouga the Democratic platform ad-
vocale the resumf ton of specie pay
ments the people of our sister State
favor government controlled by
Nichols.
The result of our Represe NATIVE eIer
ton seems to meet with general salts
faction, barring OF course the di con-
tent of Republic nism, which in the
endeavor to Cruzat the office most sig
nally failed.
The woes OF suffering humanity have
been wildly presented to this people |
during the past week-frst in the char
acter of the st reotyped woman, child
and petition, followed few days after
ward 10y n half dozen trampG OF the
male persuasion. Charity beginpeth at
homA, yet these individuals were in
luest OF lncre and food, both OF which
we're found in limited quantity.
Rev. A. B Nicholson, who succeeds
o the pastorate of the Methodist Church
Iere, delivered his first sermon in Bethel
Jhurch last Sabbath. He will reside in
his place during this years ministry.
The dedication services of the new
Ssptist Church will be held Sunday. ]
rev. Mr.. Wilson, OF New Orleans, Off I
itting, assisted by Ed. J. B. Hamber-
n, the pastor in charge. A visit from
ONE of yenr citizens on the occasion is
:
The Oldest inhabitant is constantly {
oming TO the front, manifesting a de-
re for distinction and impartiug the
formation that this is the coolest win J
n ever known. In this loc ,lity it is t
ertainly cold, and will doubtless prove c
cry disastrous to stock running at !,
rye. Orange trees generally are leaf .
IS, and owing to this fact it is thought o
le crop next season will not be large, s
J the strength Of the tree will not be )
sufficient Capacity to produce both 7"
ayes and fruit. Small trees are in
red to quite an extent.
Oar holiday festivities though num- :,
cred with things of the past deserve a !,
lssing notice. The Cnristmas tree at p
yceum Hall, nnder the auspices of the e,
4ptist Sab Va th-school, was quite an u
hoy able affair, upwards of AGO pres :"
It's being distributed from the tree.
us attesting t9~ tie popularity of the
ovement, More anon. r.
TRANSIENT. "