The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-13

Hoae for the FrleaAless.
The following are the donations
for the Home from Oct. Is, to the
present time:
Noah Cadwalader, milk, vegeta-
bles, vinegar, etc Phebe Bond, /
gal. apple butter; Geo. Iliff. vegeta.
bles, molasses, ETC.; Nathan Haw-
6ns, wood, l cord; Zeller, crackers,
3 pounds; Paxson, meet; T. Nichol-
son, 6 notices and slate; j. Potts,
tin ware; M. Fletcher, clock for
Matron's room; Charles Dickinson,
clock for Hospital; E. Hirst, clock
for dining room; from Marion, l
barrel of -four; from children at
Walnut Rridge, barrel of apples;
Mary Charles, clothing and eggs;
Matthew Charles, fruit, vegetables
and sorghum; Washington Dairy,
2 gals. milk; Orange Monthly Meet
ing, apple-butter, children cloth.
ing, fruits, vegetables and molasses;
Mrs. Grant, l carpet children's
clothing, can tomatoes, ETC.; Mrs.
Whitridge, carpet, meat, bread,
etc.; Timothy Harrison, stove drum,
milk, butter, ETC.; E. Reynolds,
slippers; J. Cunningham, shoes;
Williams & Co, shoes; Gilbert &
Co., shoes; E. Nye, 1 doz. knives
and forks, ] doz. spoons, etc Wood
hurst, l doz. teaspoons; Mrs. Pro-
basco, apples; 0. Test, yarn; Fleecy
Dale, flannel; West Grove, beans,
soap, fruit, etc.; -, soap, lard,
flour, etc; Hugh Maxwell, vegeta-
bles; Mrs. Bradbury and Ogborn,
near Washington, apple-butter, but
ter, chickens, canned fruits, and
flour; Jonas Steadham, vegetables;
}. Richards, meat; Henshaw, 2 OTIS.
beans; a friend, 2 lbs. tea; F. Fletch.
er, 2 lbs. coffee; e. Fletcher, can of
pears; Forkner, dry goods; Walter
Carpenter, cord of wood, vegeta
bles and chickens; Margaret Will
son, 3 bus. apples; Lafever, knot
ted hoods, sugar and coffee; not
known, Middleboro, lard, molasses
and clothing; Mrs. Bond, -four,
sweet pickles. ETC.; Mr.. Comfy, po-
tatoes, molasses; Walnut Ridge, 3
brls. flour, potatoes, sack -four,
clothing, etc. Mary Clark, woolen
yarn, dried fruit and vegetables;
Carthage, fruit and vegetables, and
clothing; Richland, lard, soap, fruit,
vegetables, bu. potatoes from q
friend; Crawford's Mills, Graham
flour, vegetables bread, ETC.; Cox's
Mills, flour, molasses, fruit lard,
clothing and vegetables; large
donation; P. Mathers, l load of
wood; New Garden, soap, lard,
beans, fruit cans, fruit and apple
butter and vegetables; S. Cadwala-
der, tomatoes; Mrs. Preston, l cord
of wood; Mrs. A. Brown. cabbage;
Mrs Austin, meat; Mrs. Brooks,
bread snd apple butter; Relief Mills,
30 lbs. flour; Geo. Grant, cord of
wood; M. q. Brown, sweet potatoes
and apples; II. 81. Underhiil, pickle
cucumbers, children's clothing,
meat and canned tomatoes; S. I'm
derhill, chair cushion; M. Valen.
tine, corn meal, potatoes, pump
kins; no name, ; J Hill, mo-
lasses, beets, ETC.; N. Hawkins, one
cord wood; Griffith Bros, Dayton,
Ohio, trimmed hats; Mrs Conklin.
10 yards calico; Mrs. Rupe, / car
pet; clock shelves by a friend; G. B.
Hunt, 10 lbs. coffee; Hopewell Nj.
Meeting, l box provisions; Dublin,
apples, potatoes, Is yards calico;
Dunleith, vegetables, meat, dried
and green apples; r. NJ. Menden-
hall, apples; E. Hopkins, IL glass
cans; West Elkton, clothing, quilts,
l comfort, sheets, towels, cotton
batting, calico and carpet: A. Gaar,
d cords wood; G. Newman, l set
croquet; N. Brown, / cord wood;
Cambridge, 1 comfort quilt. bed
tick, carpart chain and clothing;
Milton, clothing; Geo. Knollenberg,
10 lbs. carpet warp; Ross Bros.
papers weekly; Bargis, tinware; NJ.
1. Thomas, fruit cans; w. I. Dulin,
lumber and making trough; VIM.
Ross, DR.. Taylor, Plumlner and
Morrison, G. E. Potts. Ross Bros.
drugs and medicines; Josh. Haines,
large variety of dry goods. n
Quite number of persons do
mated different sums of money
the names of these donors and
amounts, will appear in the Treas
urers annual report.
Quite number of articles were
left at the Home; the names of the
donors not known.
NJ. r. DENNIS, Sec'y.
The Friends General Meeting.
The general meeting fol lmarlv