The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-19
Donations OF the Home OF the
Fiiendless.

of the family during the winter, in
vited their friends from the coun
try snd from soSne of the neigh
boring towns. to visit the Home
on the Goth of October, and bring
with them any provisions, or any
other articles they had to spare
The invitation was kindly respon
ded to. and the following dona-
tons, principally from the coun
try. were thankfully received:
Anna Notaw, 9 gallons vinegar,
l blu of corn. half bu Of apples, 2
pumpkins; Stephen Teas, l cord
of wood; Mrs Davis, / cake l
chicken. ? lbs of COFFEE; Mrs Hutch
ems, 2 pies, l loaf Of bread. | can
of maple molasses; Dean King, l
gal of apple butter. / gal of pick
les, pumpkins; Nathan Hawkins,
4 pies, I cake, loaves of bread,
half eai of molasses, ! quart Of
cream, half blu of sweet potatoes;
Mrs Elder, 4 pies, apple sauce.
cold slaw and rusk; L A Larsh, so
lbs of flour; "A friend cash 81;
David Sands, 3 cords Of wood;
Phineas Mather, 100 lbs of -four, 6
pumpkins; Catherine Estep, 2 bu
of potatoes, 20 lbs of soap, 3 lbs
of coffee, cash, 81; Robert Cox,
so lbs of -four; May Cox, half bu
turnips, 2 heads of cabbage,
quilt, l can of tomatoes, 2 lbs Of
butter; Samuel Shaw, l bu pota-
toes, 6 heads OF cabbage' Samuel
Shute, 1 bu Of potatoes, l blu of
turnips, I peck of beans; James
Hamilton, 3 bu OF potatoes, l doz
pumpkins; Mr. .Zeller, 90 loaves Of
bread; Mrs D Sands, ID lbs oflard,
2 chickens, jelly cake, 3 loaves
of bread; Elizabeth Cokayne, 1
pumpkin, 1 bu of patatoes; Benz
Brown, pumpkins, half bu OF sweet
potatoes, 2 bu Irish potatoes; Hugh
Maxwell, 2 bu Of corn, | doz pump
kins: L Harrison. 90 lbs of meat,
"a gals of milk; w Hiatt, Ii heads
Of cabbage, 6 pumpkins, l bu po-
.atoes; Mrs Marshall, 2 pumpkins
Merry Little, 2 heads of cabbage,
onioRs, beans and L dish Of kraut;
Nathan Hawkins, l cord of wood,
20 lbs OF meat, l gal of milk; Mrs
S A lift, 8 pies, | ID Of coffee;
Aaron Shute, | cord Of wood; Mrs
Heath, 4 pumpkins; Mrs Miles
half bu of apples, cabbage. pump
kins, beets, sage: Sarah Steddom,
loaves Of bread, gal of vines
gar, Mrs Norton Meek, 20 lbs of
soap, 80 lbs of -four, . bu of pota-
toes. 6 cabbage heads; Mr. Raper,
half bu Of potatoes, 6 pumpkins.
half BIZ tnrnips; A Gaar, 8 bu of
of corn, L Blu potatoes; Mrs A
Gaar, 5 pies, 10 OF coffee, s lbs Of
meat; Mrs Jcffry, 1bu apples, 2
pumpkins; Luke Thomas, l tur-
key, 100 lbs of flour; Mrs kendall,
blu of apples. 2 pumpkins. 6 cab
hage heads, 10 lbs Of pickle pork
Geo Tiff, l Blu potatoes, 18 heads
of cabbage.
From aWinchester-3 gals Of APP
pie butter, 8 gals of molasses, 2
pecks of beans, 10 heads of cab.
bage, blu Of apples, 3 bu of po:a-
toes, l bu of sweet potatoes, l bu
of tomatoes, l doz beets, l loaf of
bread, chicken, cakes and second
hand clothing. NJ Henshaw, 2 bu
of apples; b c Henshaw, 2 blu Of
apples.
Newport-Gideon McCrackeu. 2
gals of sorghum, 1 peck of sweet
potatoes; Ca'harine Williams, l
peck of Irish potatoes; Lucinda
Coggsball, 2 heads of cabbage;
Anna Pike, 1 peck Of sweet pota-
toes; Levi Hough 10 lbs of meal
and Is lbs oe flour; Sarah Peacock.
l peck Of Irish potatoes; Nathan
Pickett kalf blu of Irish potatoes,
half bu sweet potatoes, half bu ap-
pies; Elvira Woodward, 4 heads Of
and l peck of tomatoes
Mildred Thomas, half bn OF pota-
toes and 4 pumpkins; Clark Thorn
as, gal of sorghum; A mas Charles.
40 lbs of Hour; Ann Healey, 5
heads of cabbage and some beets
Henry Norman, 4 heads Of cab
bage, half bu apples and 10 lbs Of
flour; Richard Norman, l gal of
sorghum; Aaron Hill, 81 lbs OF
lard, VIM Trotter, J peek Of sweet
potatoes; Henry Charles, 3 lbs of
lard. l peck of apples and 2 pump.
kins; Margaret Green, l head Of
cabbage; Mary Ann Osborne, |
peck Of Irish potatoes, half peck
of sweet potatoes, dried pumpkins.
Anna Osborne, 10 lbs of -four, half
peck of sweet potatoes; Anna
Chambles, 1 gal sorghum. Rebec-
ca Hinshaw, heads Of cabbage;
Eunice Dennis, half peck OF pota-
toes, half gal Of sorghum; Malinda
Johnson, l peck Of potatoes, l
peck of apples; John ID Pickett, l
peek of apples, 1peck Of potatoes.
2 heads of cabbage; Sarah B
Woodland, i bu potatoes.
Virgins Il Erwin. Mr.. Paxson
and Mr.. Pittman IL lbs of meat
each; Surrendorf Il Heap 6 loaves
of bread
We are indebted TO Mr.. Bailey
for the use of dishes, to Hugou d
Elliott, and 10 Mr.. Worsley for
chairs, and to Mr.. French and Mr..
Whitaker for conveyances.
On the 18th Of Nov, 3 donation
of the following articles was recei
we'd from Dover: Anna Harvey 2
heads of cabbage, l gal of milk,
cesh, SO cts; c. P Stats wood
worth 81 SO; Ann Bond gals.
sorghum, c. Eigenbrodt 5 lbs of