Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-11-12
ossERous eIrERs.
Those VINO Remembered the Hom@o-
pathic Hospital with Goods and Money
on Inst llonutiau Nav.

pathio Hospital with Goods and Money
on Last donation Day.
The board of managers Of the Hom@o-
pathic Hospital gratefully acknowledge
the following contributions received on
donation day, October 10Th. 1897
Mrs. David Derrickson-Three bushels Of
potatoes.
Mrs.Sarah w. Pusey-0ne barrel Of -four.
W. c. Phillips-0ne bushel of salt, 6
packages of Stevens buckwheat.
Mrs. L; NJ. Observation-Disclosures for hos
pital parlor.
Mrs. Pyle, Mrs. Pussy, Mrs. Rudolph,
Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Robinson, Slavery
Shades for parlor,
Mrs. Il. s. Garrett-Six jars of fruit.
Mrs. Eli Wilson-Seyen embroidered
bureau scarfs.
Mrs. William NJ. Field-One half dozen
canned vegetables, maccaroni, gelatine,
olives, chocolate and dozen napkins.
Mrs. Il. kershaw-One barrel of flour.
Mrs. G. B. Smyth-- Barrel Of flour, so
pounds of sugar, 8 pounds Of coffee, 8
baskets OF apples, box OF starch, box OF
Qleine soap, . boxes Of salt, 80 cakes of
Ivory soap.
The Misses Fano--0ne ham, basket of
white potatoes, basket of sweet potatoes, 8
pounds OF hvena packages OF farina,
pounds of loaf sugar.
John Fuhr-Six pounds of tea, basket
VI Nnllt pOIutpcS.
Mrs L. kittinger--One jar of fruit, .
glasses of Jelly.
Mrs. Thomas Savery.--One dozen towels,
red and white; 2 tablecloths tannel box
of pins, thread and needles, cut flowers.
Mrs. John Mendinhall-on basket of
potatoes.
DIR. ]. Harmer Rile--One bag of flour.
The Misses Warner-Sugar.
Helen and Edgar Pennypacker-on
hack at ~ ronrg
The Misses Mendinhall-One barrel of
sugar.
Mrs. Roberts-One can Of fruit.
DR.. Lewis w. Flinn--Two bags of -four.
Mrs. q. w. Nields-Four pounds of tea.
{. f. Thomas & Cookbook for register
Mrs. Edward Andrews-Three dozen
lemons and % pounds of sugar.
Mrs. Thomas b. Rice-Twenty-fv
pounds Of sugar.
Miss Annie Wilson--One basket of sweet
potatoes basket of white potatoes.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.--fiye pairs Of
trousers, miss wrapper, coats and vests,
6pairs of stockings.
Mrs. Alfred Hindle--Jelles.
Mrs. Sarah Bringhurst-fo pounds of
tea, ~ pounds Of sugar, II pounds Of oat
flakes, pounds of rice.
Mrs. Charles Beadenkopf-Two jars of
peaches, 10 glasses of jelly.
Mrs. George 5. Grubb--0ne jar of chow
jelly.
Mrs. Alfred du Pont and daughter-Ten
pounds OF Carolina rice. 7puunds of raisins,
. pounds OF tea, pounds ot pepper, 5 bags
OF salt, 20 pounds Of Avena oat meal,
pounds of cocoa, basket of onions, box Of
mustard 2 ounces of nutmess, pound Of
ginger, quarter pound Of cloves, quarter
pound Of cinnamon, box Of baking powder.
Mrs. lamar McCaulley- barrel Of
-four.
Mrs. Moses Bradford-On barrel Of flour.
John ii. Lloyd--1en pounds of tea.
Mrs. 9, w Weldin-6ne box Of sonp.
Mrs. August Negendank-- of soap, 8
pounds OF rice, bag of salt and 5 pounds of
sugar.
Mrs. I.ynch-Old sheets.
Mary Rlorden--Jar Of pickles.
Marie Oswell-fwo glasses Of jelly.
James Morrow ~ Son-S5 worth of
groceries,
Mrs. Edward Thompson-Six glasses of
jelly, dozen lemons.
Mercantile Printing Company 500
printed cards.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taggert-5oo envelopes.
Edward Anderson 4 Son--Ten pounds Of
bnckwheat,. can Of salmon, can Of
soused mackerel, ! package of split peas,
package Of tapioca, package Of cocoa, /
package OF custard.
Miss Matlack- -Four pounds Of rice.
Miss Buelah Graff--0ld linen.
Mrs. s. A. Thatcher-Three pounds OF
Ivory soap pounds Of prunes, pound Of
coffee pounds Of soda crackers. pound
q lea, pounds of sugar. pounds Of rice.
Mrs. Frank Grimin--Three lart-worn
infants sacquos, 8 part-worn infants knit
shirts.
Mrs. George W. Baker-Ten pounds Of
sugar, pound of ten.
Mrs. John Dandy Basket of apples.
Mrs. William Phillips-Six jars Of fruit.
Miss RebGcca Pyle--Two glasses Of jelly,
roll of muslin.
Dr. 1. kittinger-Barrel of flour.
Dr Irvine N. Flinn-Six glass catheters.
Thomas Gallagher--One can Of lard.
liilles u LONESOME load cf kindling
wood
Miss Purdy- Five glasses OF jelly, l lar
Of tomato pickles. jar Of INSTITUTION
pickles, can OF peaches, can of aprcots.
Mrs I. p. lirown--Four glasses Of ielly.
Mrs. Il. Miller-rwo baskets Of sweet
potatoes.
Mrs. W. W. Pusey-Two chickens, / ham,
roast of beef.
Mrs. John Richardson--Tw baskets of
apples baskets of pears, baskets Of
Whitepotatoes.
Charles Warner, Jr-One pair of crutches.
Mrs. Rcybold-E'lowers.
Mrs. A. H. Conant-Six pounds If smear
6pounds Of tea.
Mrs, Henry Garrett-one jar of cherries,
jar of straw berries.
Mrs. Fred Pylc-Three bushels Of 20
Miss Emile II. Piin-Three pounds Of
crackers y pounds Of sugar pounds Of
oatmeal . packages OF cornsturch 4
packages OF gelatine, package of wheat
let.
Mrs. Sarah lIiles- Spice box filed.
DaftD Rept6ticaa-Subscriptio for one
year.
DONATIONS IN MONEY.
Mrs. William Pennypacker. son
Miss Phoebe w. Nlather. ..... 1000