Georgia post offices salary readjustment detailed
Washington dispatch outlines the 1881 Georgia post office salary changes under the two year cycle led by the postmaster general. It covers presidential offices, salary classes from 1000 to 3000 dollars, newly created offices, and shifts among cities like Atlanta Augusta Savannah Madison Macon and Washington with the overall Georgia total and implications for future adjustments.
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Wasutoron
Georgia
Senate
Atlants
Augusta
Savannah
Athens
Washington
Beeen
Madison
Baimbridge
Cuthbert
Dalton
Rome
Macon
Milledgeville
Bainbridge
Columbus
LaGrange
Marietta
Sewnan
West Poin
Baltimore and Ohie
Vanderbilt
Barriwort
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Committee of Finance
Garrett
Flo
Vanderbilt Asd Varly
Chicago
Curcaco
Wiliam A. Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Messrs. Keep and Hughitt
Manger Ledyard
Michigan Central
Detroit
Great West
Mr. Vanderbilt
Opening services at St. Philip's new church in Atlanta
The article describes the grand opening of St Philip's Church Atlanta with two eloquent sermons by Rev Chauncey Williams and the rector. It highlights architectural design by John Moser, lavish interior details, and generous memorial gifts from parishioners, including Mrs Solomon and Mrs Peters. The piece notes the unity of the parish, the role of the Sunday school, and the hope for future work.
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Chauncey Williama
St. Phillips
Atlanta
Elass
Cld
Pirat Leeson
H. M. Clark
Saran D. Cady
A. G. Moore
Ida Kendnck
N. Holmes
R. B. Toy
John Lively
C. N. Cady
Samuel Bradley
Iself
John Moser
Vao
RTP Pion
Violet LeDuc
Guthe
Philip
Charles Kackle
Unis City
Royal Academy of Munich
England
Soloman
K. Peters
Colonel Black
Pause
Dresden
Kackle
Messrs. Lynch
Len
Chauncey C. Williams
Augusta
Elliott
Mr. Foote
Episcopal Church
Peachtree
Pryor
St Philip's
L. M. Farmer
Assun
George Black
Nellie Peters
Ralph
Feed Cause
B. E. Crade
Henry Boylston
George Walker
George
Oxford
Little Gleaners
Stella Bustwick
George Coffin
Frm
Holman, Coffin & Co
God
Christ Jesus
Costigini
Signor Costigini
Capitol
Bramidi
Congress
Europe
Treasury Department
Secre
State Department
Frei
Mexico
Unftax
Grant
William H. B
Tom
Maryian
Maryland Sonse Spruce Seiten
Pat
Cockrell's Shot and Coroner's Inquest Report
An inquest details the shooting of Slayback at the Post Dispatch office in St Louis with Colonel Slayback and Clapton confronting Cockrell. The account describes the struggle, the firing of a pistol, injuries to Cockrell, and subsequent legal actions and witnesses including counsel appointments and pistol ownership confirmation.
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Louis
Mlaybeck
Colonel Slaybock
Clapton
Ufin
Colonel Llayback
Clephen
St St. Louis
Colonel Cockerill
Laughlin
Criminal Court
Cockerill
Frank W. Hurd
Toledo
Ohio
Colonel Cockerell
Emory Storrs
Chicago
Angist
Morris Michael
No. 6
North Fourth Street
John M. McGuff
Col. Slayback
Post- Dispatch
Slayback
Michael
Bail
Frank
Colonel Slayback
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Georgia Post-Offices
Railroad News
Elberton
aAgusta
Evening News
Augusta, Elberton
Chicago Road
George T. Jackson
H. P. Moore
Tames BP. Verdery
R. H. May
Messrs
M. A. Stovall
Patrick Walsh
James P. Verdery
Henry J. Lang
Lincolnton
Henry P. Moore
Edgeworth Eye
Columbia
R M. Mitchell
James Verdery
Verdery
Lang
Moore
Calirae
Lincoln
Elbert
Wilkes
Lincoln County
Knoxville
Augusta, Elberton and
Chicago and
The
Gulf
Chicago Times
Louisville
New Albany
Lousville
Harrodsburg
Gmeinnau Southern
Erlanger
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Chattanooga
Alabama and Great Southern Railroad
Alabama
York
Vicksburg and
Meridian Railroad
Vicksburg
Texas
New Orleans
Gulf Points
Ohio River
Missouri
Louwisville
Eastern
Tousville
Standiford
Uetnk
Richmond
Dalvinie
Philadelphia
Ruamond
Danville
Wallace
Owens
Mercer
CAS Shed
Heary County Weekly
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Union
Whitehall Street
Jeannette Hoard
A McDowell
ST. Philip's
Cockrell
Slaybeck