The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-04
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BMIOhlA, ESO. 81
DEAR ALLIE: How are you getting
alongg l will meet you at the church,
that is on the north side of your school,
and be sure to be there pet, for you
wouldn't disappoint your darling, would
you? You are as sweet as sugar
lump. You may think love the other
girls, but no one but you darling. | see
those pretty eyes of yours darling, look
ing out to meet your darling.
Good by sweet
Honey from your
little sweet heart.
Excuse the bad paper and hand write
as 1t was written in school.
NEW POSTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81, 1881.
1t ordered that section 232, postal reg
ulations, be revoked, and in lieu thereof
the following order is made:
Mailable matter of the first class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially
in writing except as herein provided
Act of March 3, 1879, Sec. 8, 90 Stat. p.
35S.
The exceptions are as follows:
1. Corrected proof sheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same
Ibid Sec. II, p. $50.
g Date and name of the addressed and
of the sender of circulars, and the cor
rection of mere typographical errors
therein.-Ibid. Sec. 10. p. 300.
3. Bills, receipts, and orders for sub
scriptIon enclosed in second-class pub
LEGATIONS, provided such bills. receipts,
and orders shall be in such form as to
convey no other information than the
name, location, and subscription price
| of the publication or publications to
which they refer.-Ibid. Sec. %, p.
361.
L. The name and address of the per-
son to whom second-class matter may be
sent, and index figure of subscription
book, and words or figures, or both; in
dicating the date on which the subscrip-
ton to such matter will end-Ibid.
Sec. %, p. 360.
s. Upon matter of the third class, or
upon the wrapper enclosing the same,
the sender may write his own name or
address, with the word 'tfrom" above
AMI preceding the same, and in either
case may make simple marks, intended
to designate a word or passage of the
| text, to which it is desired to call atten-
| tion.-Ibid.
6. There may be placed upon the COW
| er or blank leaves of any book, or of any
printed matter of the third class, a sim
| pie manuscript dedication or inscript
ton, such dedication or inscription
must be confined to a simple address or
consignment of such book, or other
printed matter, as mark of respect, and
must not contain anything that partakes
of the nature of a personal coFrespon-
dence-Ibid.
/ T. Upon matter of the fourth-ciass, the
sender may write his own name and adj
dress, preceded by the word ''from," and
also the number and names of the arti.
Giles enclosed He may also write upon
or attach to any such articles, by tag OF
label, a mark or number, name or letter
for purpose of identification.-Ibid
HORACE MAYNARD,
Postmaster General.
In order that all may understand the
new postal regulation more fully, we
publish section 232. ssThe character O
personal correspondence cannot be as
cribed to the following: 1st To tn,
signature of the sender OF to the desig
nation of his name. of his profession, o
his rank, of the place of origin, and o
the date of dispatch ID. To dedica
ton or mark of respect offered by thl
sender. Sd. To the figures or signer
merely intended to mark the passage o
text, in order to call attention
TO them. 4th- To the prices adde's
upon the quotations of prices current o
exchange or markets, or in a book. 5tf
To ali printed commercial papers file
out in writing, such as papers of lega