Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-06
A PASTORS WAbMnrArHrc HosprrAD.
iicles and Money Received on
Donation Day.
Reception to the
and v

ticies and Money Received OF
Il nSCSpeioH TO tne Donation Day.
ana Managers of homeopathic Hospita
- express their thanks for the follow
Tho If m ltrlbutlons received on Donation
asNenblags Of thJoseph Pyle-one basket Of swec
''oe tAni 'aoi's and one basket of white potatoes
The receptionpivc f. W. Mendinhall-one barrel o
R Charles b. Lore-Two basket
brilliant affair; LOWS W. Flinn-one pair Of
eflhS, winch lhlonns and bag Of -four.
room of the Sunda William g. Pennypacker-On
in attendance AS of apples and half bshel of
meanincs reoos, Frank webb--clothes for infant
~ ,l,a b., NJ aSsob Brown-Cut flowers
60 49,. 49,, rs George S. Grubb-One pound o
~ III s Sers one can of tomatoes oil
oNd pirthday anlllnee and one bottle of catsup.
day-schools annie Misses Warner-Onc can of CRYSTAL
many fine sooals kers.
none probably smond & Co.-Twenty-one packages
ha aarsI d 1',Ia Thomas B. Ricc-Tcn pounds OF
1891 Il ~ and some old muslin and 1inen
M yrs. uharles Matack-Ien pounds OF
flowers almost hisiss Matlack-Five pounds of rice
which occuptrs. Eli Wison-Curn starch salt rice
bers y Germapirs. g. Wesley weldn-one box Of
delha malxingp, one case of tomatoes and two dozen
sna lea ny y; Miss f. Tam--one broom one dust
Nns iuusS.llsh' three boxes of cocoa dozen of
people We're prsnons, one package of hominy grits.
the spacious haFee pounds of lrines, six pounds of
countenances gar and three pounds Of rice
contributed to tlMrs. A. Negendank-One hoN of soap,
scene The exc pounds of sugar, pounds Of evap-
possu ~ ioVws tephen Southard-dne bottle Of pckcs
II q q Soyilliam IL LloydSiXty pounds Of tea.
n; y. ROBINSON drs. q, N. TrumpOne basket of grapes
ST., William IL Yrs W " Pusey @G basket Of grapes.
ward N w. Dslrs c. b. smyth-Three Billasio
Pickles Mrs ydrs. WILTON NJ Kennard-Six bottles of
Charles ko6p David p Derickson-Five pounds
e rice two baskets Of grapes and some
haynes, scott lthing and flowers,
Herbert MullinJames ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the amount
X. T. Robinson, g.
Dennis and EncMIs. A l.. tonan 10 pounds OF Granu-
o Waters To and Mrs b H MarnFvear Of cey
Chandler, WSirs. /. A. Kittihser~one package of
mes "Hlallcaroni one bag Of salt, one box Of
Russell Elsie Mgar.
Baldwin, Nellie{T Taylor-one basket Of potatoes.
Smith Edith A M fSar Ami. w,,.o, siv ,oit n..h
Townsend, Mrs Mary Jackson-rhree new dresses,
Inc teslvitlevo new knit shirts two new pining
During the mex Mrs Benjamin Nields1Two large bottles
Home sf RR naf for Ga9 gstS Of popnd
the retention tea and box Of water thin crackers.
on q me central rawers, one waist and one apron.
passed up 70 Mrs Fred PyieTwo Baskets Of potatoes
form NJ PAnMS is, half RnP fS f f aPg Srvo Of
nc corn starch two packages of wheaet and
hymn was 70 MPs u Samuel Bancroft Jrwo pnrs of
BY the Key womens drawers pair of slippers, two
Field deliverpaS OF women boots three pairs of pan
welcome, durtaloons. one womans wrapper and five
to the occasiopaTs OF mems shoes
birthday anni., r. ihps "a Saveymphe c2a scut-
lad been witlhrnsb one bost az a0 nv a nasiii one
year and if Sleaver K HearnWEonr gaIvarizod
him with therbuckets
response was Mrs. Edward Hoopes-Five pounds Of
describing sugar six pounds of and two pounds
the cities he hof crackers.
the changes MIS-. VILLAIN oralg-lwo pounds OF tea
during the IA 11 PouS vi sugar ana one Daske' Oh
since his pi Mrs lea T,sev-clock
speechmakin Thanks are EXPRESSED 10 Every EVENING
was formed for free advertising and Messrs Sherwn
Mrs. Todd rRudoph and Hartng for reduction in
of work done.