Tattnall County GaArchives News.....TATTNALL'S POST OFFICES February 20, 1902
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Savannah Morning  News / Tattnall Times February 20, 1902
                              TATTNALL'S POST OFFICES
                                  20 FEBRUARY 1902
     Tattnall Times: It is rumored that the Post Office Department has decided
to make a change in both the post offices at Claxton and Hagan. This state of
affairs is accepted by the two officials whose official heads have been marked
for slaughter, and it is only a question of a short time before a change will be
made, so we are informed. It seems that the pretext for the step arises from the
report of a post office inspector who dropped in on these officers unawares
about ten days ago. While the funds belonging to the government were at hand yet
there seemed to be some irregularity in the bookkeeping which we are informed
was only technical. It may be that political influences both in and out of the
county may have something to do with the changes.  



     Tattnall Times: A party close in touch with the Cummings road stated toa
Tattnall Times reporter one day this week that "We are going to Glenville. We
have the Seaboard back of us, and we expect to be operating our road to that
point before long." At any rate Glenville will have a line of railroad before
much longer. She needs one, and her people deserve all that is coming out of it.


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