The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
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System 81 Mounted Mail Car.
riers M ayEB e Installed ~.
! for Suburbs.
BIDS !: FOR ::' THE PosToFFlcE
BIDS FOR The POsTOFFICE.
Bureau, characterization,

Manchester Bureau, Times-D ispatc Oh,
XIII S N Q. 1902 Hull Street,.
Postma ster Thomas II. Smith is Sau-
thority for the statement that sys-
tenn Of mounted mail carriers may BE-
installed by the Manchester postal {au-8l
thorltles within few weeks. and
mail may. be delivered twice a day III
3Swansboro, Oak Grave s and Marks
Addition tSj ss f3s
4a Mr.. Smith Is expecting visit from
the pc st. Office inspector. W ho m he will
take over that part OF heterheld fed
by the Manchester post-offlce. TIL sin-j
Espector will then decide on 1.-The extent
OF the rural service, and the8 number
OF carriers need ed. sS55
81 Bids for P0stomce. 2
6 Contracts for. 3hfanchest er's lew $780,.
1000 postotfice building. will be award
ed within the next sixty days and the
site is now being rapidly cleared for
the CO mmencemento OF w ork T ne s3:s:ork
&of dismantling the Il structure 81 owned
and occupied by Cha rles Burkert will
+ begin tomorrow. ! 34 The new building
will probablYs,be only one story high.
1t 81 81 10 stand on Eleventh and Hull
Streets, occupying half o 81 that block
and fronting on Hull Street. siSl sii2S
.g Il Critically III.
# Bernard. ~ ones, the four-year-old
son 81 Forest G. Jones' who was Bit
ten by a. mad dog six weeks ago: js
reported to g very III.
ST The child was playing in the porch
when bitten The head Of the 8cnimal
wa sg sent 4 to the Pasteur IN Institute,
swhere 1t was discovered to- have been
suffering With rabies The child was
taken to the institute !. for treatment,
but he Is said to- be suffe ring with
lever all the time 4SsS vi Vi
Personals and Briefs.
III Miss Lol III Gary, OF Ri chmond was
the guest Of Mrs. W. T.. Merchant q uI r--
ling the wee X. "A }5 5
Mrs q II "A, "a odnax and Miss I'll en-
Brod max left " edn esday for8s Peters-
burg to spend several day s3sWith the :1t'
Misses Bond. g M III 81 ~
an Mrs. a.. Clarence VA tlSins and Mrs,
$Rictardson are at James own IA to spend en-
q IN MI, B. q Is, Merchant, Of a Baltimore,
is the guest of his son. r. vs. Is, " er-
\ chan t. W II
I MI. edbetter left Tbursday for 4. Nor '!:','-
foil on a business "Trip, sj{ III
a M sses nIyrl I. and Elan ore Gary, 81
SHend erson, NJ. G.. aretAt the guests 70 Of
the Il uncle, Mr. George u. Gary. sSsg
3 NJ r. Fl. Il B. Owen and his dau ghters
accompanied by their guest, 4 MI IS AN
lSnie& Wilde III yNeisl ger, have returned
from the exposit ion. 5s II Ss
1 3f ReY, ~. II al Binford viii Il preach at
|Bainbridge Street Baptist Church,
morning and evening G. to- day. NJ III III a. III;
e. Miss Charlie Merster is visiting her
father an moths d ii n Swans boro. d Il
Mayor Maurice had u ], s T Il, rs 6 liam,
4 whom he ced to sixty r avs IL =
4 3jail Friday for complicity y n 3;steal ng
a watch from w n !, u do m s. 81 rou ght
Sybaok to scourt yesterday mo rningt and
LATTER lYing ii I'm a God LEI ture, re-
j LEASED iii m, becau sea the watch was
Il found on Les IL Gsarbe r,S w 10 had been
entenced with y llian'is 4, 4 riday.
Ii; Future u Virginia 81 q e(ressen. II t3t
gssENYASHI GTON y: q C,,lss Sept embarAeS
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