The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-17

The follow ing donations have been thank.
fully received during the last twelve months
for the support of the Children's Home:
Mrs G W Barnes, s25 90; Thomas Wood
mutt SIS 90; members of Episcopal Church
on Thanksgiving day SIT 10; James Reeves
$40 90; James vanuxem $40 on; Eliza Starr
$40 90; Daniel Craw ford IS 90; unknown
friend IS 90; Anonymous $500; Mrs Elliott.
Vegetables; Noah Cadwalader, Vegetables,
corn. milk and apples; Phebc Virgins, vegi-
tables, pork, beans, strawberries, sausage and
aspafagras; Mrs Grou,man, large quantity Of
Vegetables; Mrs Timberlake, Vegetables, apple
butter and buffers; a friend apples; Mrs VOL
fer, Vegetables; Mrs e A Dickinson. sweet
potatoes; Susan Brown, vegetables; Philemon
Virgins, boiled ham, six can of oysters,
peaches, plumbs aud vegetables; Mrs Grimes,
milk and vegetables; Emeline Hadley, eighs
pies, pickle pork and beans; Deborah Shute'
sweet potatoes; Mr. Strickland, barrel Of
apples; G w Barnes. rope for swing, apples,
turnips and potatoes; Rebstca Saofer, milk
number of times aud jam; friend cabbage
q Morrison, pork. pies, maple molasses
ham, box Of ointment, Carrie Reeves, vege-
tables, eggs and turkey, Mary Virgins, vine
gar, soap, pies, toys and pop corn, Miss
Austin. cu:umbers and spples, Asseneth
Parsons, pork and beans, Elisabeth Erwin,
apples and corned beef, Anna L Bickle, eggs
corn, vinegar. cheese, pies, spples, strawber-
ries, towels and marin lade, Miss Leytle,
clothing. Matte Roberts, turnips, Hannah
Mote pies and cakes, Jefferson Ferguson, lard
and apple butter, Mrs Larsh, milk, Mrs.
Wakefield biscuit and cake, Ruth A Virgins
meat and waln1ts, Thomas Woodruff turkey,
two chickens and butter. friend six yards o.
calico, Mrs Barkhorn butter, circuit, ten cans
Of fruit and strawberries, Solomon Dickinson
ono goose and three rabbits, Margaret Morgan
scrspple ami ssussgc, Mrs Bradberry two
hats, Nelly Lamson oranges, H A Leeds cake
and pies, Daniel Crawford one turkey, eleven
sacks Of cakes, candies and pop corn, Mrs
James Reeves bread. dou9hnuts and six cans
Of fruit. William Ba xter twelve bushels p,-
atoes, three Of turnips and six pounds Of
butter e Bader cutting childrens hair, Catha-
rine Nor5yke pickles, catsup, jelley and pre-
serves, T Newly pork and milk, Mrs Palmer
raspberries, pies and pork. Hiram Sulser one
turkey, Mary Coleman apples. Eliza Starr
four cans Of fruit and onions, Hannah Plum
mer tomatoes and cucumbers, Mr. Snow
tomatoes, Lizzie Commons grapes, Christian
I.ieb seven losves of bread, David Sands,
apples, Nathan Hawkins beans. John Styksr
| hoopiog tub, Aptan Egli mendirg chair,
Pitmau Richart roast of lseef, Andrew Dell
measuring weed, friend ice for the season
Of 1871, Eli Jay sweet potatoes, Mrs Jahan-
| noes seven loaves Of bread and two dozen
rusk, Sarah J Hankins chickens, Eunice
Mafr.t two and half yards jackoncti, Mrs.
Siddall cake, bread, butter, cranberr;cs. wall
paper and border, John Hale, wall paper
| aud border. Samuel Henley maple molssses
James II Star fish, veal and chick. rs, s
| Sseddom onions, Srsan Robinson pickles and
fruit. Mrs Burgess eggs aud crackers, A E
Croeker toys, w Ross medicine, Mrs E II
Swayne two linen coats, Mrs n F Hibberd
clothing, Dougau, Sarvent Z Co. onions,
Filth Street Friends Sabbath school pic mic
provision, kourthause / Co. ire daily, Mr.
Be,hida one quart milk each day, Mr. Pyle one
quart mix each day.