Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-10-28

Elfst A-4laf alt Asts4f "a atstHr-ts tsfurrai
tell into Ps,ina.ter,' rrgaisit'on, AMI sc-
uianis AMI o. rss. "a a fast ascefialnmrnt q
merit iu such purriy bu~.n~eS matters A. can
not b. obtained - correspondent. There
Should also b. ntei more severe psnaity for
IN punishmrnt ~ Islef masters hp p-ifir prst-
age stamps uith = vi-N % inrrrasing their own
saartet resulting lu thr diminutivn - the MT
"c.irts = the eatrrum at Authority should
- given g. srrufr i.ases ~ pct oafcv stations
~ trris-i uf tsh lu.fast ~ fivr y-trs
- ma Ia Eainei hy our rrc-at policy -
t"ns'li'iaiiaa ~ pl.t ones AMI thc fah.tsh-
fnenf ~ eaten sion q fh' FRYE delivery thtt
un-r -ufh astiau hy s.,ser,ss a. ailI eige rreti-
rr iatlfudr ~ discretion in ~ usr ~ r-fH-
appr spriatiaH~ Two assistant .nper ltrnf-
en's - FIRE delivery system have hecu ap-
pointed nnr O. b.. inrat a a. $~u Nufk aaf tu~
oiaer ~ Chicago. with pfop.r pleuafy P1vrr
sn.i primary jar .eilrtiosi
on Ju'F O. their SER J IN presidential p,-i-
U'nres. embrarinE 10 nra eiavs - sr-rui
class. fsii tairi e.a.s Tn n-t incr~a,r far
th' rear IN the salaries ~ the postmaster ~
tbe-t ore-s Is ssu-n VITA th~ ,,ussiliati.u
o. the present in,iep~n.ient lr,i-orces aithin 'h-
hanits - IN nv cify q Ncs YnrE. a saving
. a. least elfI in salarirs an comm
+-ans - pfstmas1srl viii hs errr'si
Another considerable rrsiu -tian in expsuSes
NAV ic made ~ tn mer-iu- - the Abolish
mont iu many ctves - tHe several hrats u 81
Visions AMI other oiiiciais rcc-iviug th~ hIEh-r
saiaries SunEress ~holii NOT only rsassai the
as p1sti din that M post oric- -stabIlsh-i Al
an csunty sat shall ue an li~hc or dis -untia-
aei by reason ~ any crn,.1iidatian - ps,t
1flcc< under "a. existing las. buf shsui aiss
auih1rIfr the postmaster Frn-ral % etfrul
Consolidation wherever 10 his belief thr ~rrv-
Ice may b. thereby hen 'ntri The rstimat~s
ffr the n--ai year entinr June D Gs9 en-
trace sie - ~ flr rtnp,n satipa - pas.nts-
ter. fur ciers hif. .ll t1ao1 rcIfal alt plr-
shA~e u canrcllins msealnrs fi.f esl. rent
fgri AMI lights. ti.s1ieso. i<eellanroii~ itclns
anil furniture. s1Hplt. aivcrtisins .sssn
plea Is MATE Tor the pnrthaSs - thu postal
stations ia the lArser cities aui that for the
reciaS,in alton ef f.st ofres clerks frn-s-sL
The estiu4fs for the free delivery serrtds far
tn fiscal war Jun-. 80 il sta-ta -
DaHnestie ani International ul9u-r oriers -
sued arsrr-sfei ~ ~ =bi amounting To si-- .
li.ts arFrr4ate nuafber - payments aad rss-
Paymeuts. = - A. amp5infinf tp tfslffi -
There we're 5..si 30 pieces u original uncsauis-i
natter received At th- desi l-ttes olicr a de-
,rvase u 20 pu
The sl-sria letter ami collection h1trs opef-
sied In Baltimore in coanertlan with puriie
street car ~srvic. il hell to tsr successfuI AMI
Ahcn appropriations permit nill be- cxtruslr,i to
1-hcr cities Tho anixins % letter boxr> "a the
1F'iiaary street ears - fariiitat. mail col-
'cctisn j. also To BE- taksa Up The total
p
overtime cla-uis II esrrier- uP Ia date srxre-
yate :. s.1t Total cl1iuis ali0s~sI on taIs
ratio viii reach - 5sl9gy
Rural free d~live-y vas bseu put 10 the tsst
% prartlcal rxp-riment ia - stat, ant over
o. diferent routes The co-op~rAtloa - the
communities ssrsci has IN every insfaae-
been effectively given The general s4tIs-
factory results sIgzcst The fe4sihil-
ity of maziuy rural delivery p-rmans .i
feature Of postal administration in the Uaited
state; not Immediately. or tn all districts At
9ncc. nut In spme gradual AMI graduated form
regulated by the present experiments Public
policy requires some enhancement - To- made
and that the postal service should be- brought
more into lin With advancing prusp srity ami
tncreasin. population Sooner ur lat.r The
United States viii have - foIlpa the
lead OF the more delsely populated Countries
and establish delivery service oser all the
settled portions Of the vast territory. Tnier
wise restrictions IL can b. extended with great
advantage tn class of our citizens who. r.fht-
Is or wrongly. deem themselves negi~ct.si ia
legislation the agricultural class and without
serious dstrsmeut to the revenues