The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15
Liberal DONATIONS
Made This Year for Deserving Charity OF
wheeling.


The following is the report OF the
fifteenth annual Thanksgiving sack
gathering for 1894 OF the Children's
Home OF Wheeling. The board OF lady
managers wishes to thank the public
for the abundant supplies received.
The response this year is gratifying in
deed, looming without personal solicita-
ton. The simple brown sack left At the
door tells its own story. All who CO.
operate in the support OF the'Children's
Home in this way have toe earnest
thanks OF the managers.
The following donations were re.
ceived: Corn starch pounds, sage 3
pounds, tapioca IL pounds, Pettijohn's
food rs pounds, oat fakes u pounds,
farina 2 pounds, white rolled oats IS
pounds, cracked wheat 5pouuds, crys-
tal rice pounds, hominy flakes %
pounds, barley pounds, laundrSstarch
q pounds. rolled oats II pounds, maca'
roni s pounds. noodles q pounds. cocoa.
nut pudding Spackages, geIa!ine box.
hominy J barrel, rice barrel, -four 10
barrels, pancake -four 10 pounds. corn
meal barrel, buckwheat barrel, pre-
served fruits Is jars. blackberry Jelly l
bucket, do 2 half gallons, ! bucket ap-
pie butter e half gallons), bucket cur.
rent Jelly e half gallons), two.gallon
jar OF apple butter, jelly l6 glasses,
dried peaches 0! pounds, pears l
pound, apples pounds, dried corn
II pounds. dried peas 20 pounds. Lima
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navy beans one barrel, drummers'
samples of dried fruit small boxes.
Cans of fruit II. Barrels Of apples 3.
Oranges 81 dozen. Raisins . pounds,
currants pound. Tomatoes 10Y cans,
peas q cans, corn 81 cans, pumpkins 4
cans, beans G cans, succotash Z cans.
Coffee ID pounds. tea q pounds. Bread
~ loayes, rolls dozen, cakes 2 pounds,
doughnuts 10 dozen, crackers %
pounds, baking powder 8! pounds, soda
! pound. Sugar, granulated, one bar
rel, brown sugar ~ pounds, coffee sugar
/ barrel. Onions . barrels, turnips u
barrels, parsnips peck, pumpkins I,
beets peck, sweet potatoes barrel,
potatoes AZ barrels, cabbage 10 heada,
fish 4 cans. salt 81 pounds, pickles l gal
lon, catsup 0 bottles, turkeys 4, fresh
beef 90 pounds, sausage % pounds,
bacon pounds, hams ?, spare ribs 1
pounds, chickens 1, nuts pounds,
candy pounds, scrub brushes Al,
matches l dozen boxes, backing b
boxes, stove polish boxes, assorted
donation OF tinware and 3 stove pans.
brooms 10, Ivory soap 81 bars, toilet
soap 10 pounds, laundry soap barrel,
washing powder IL pounds, l bread
knife, meat knife, ! can opener, !
parer. lot secondhand shoes, 3 sacks
secondhand clothing, 10 pairs stockings,
children's hoods :, pocket handker-
chiefs 9, yarn 2 hanks, s yards outing
cloth, 9 yards gingham. yard calico. l
yard muslin, 3 towels, l doll, toys. l
book, l dozen bottles LaBelle cough
syrup, 4 papers OF tobacco.
Mrs. Weistling's Sunday-school-Do-
nations OF preserved fruits and groceries.
Mrs. Harris schooI-Large donation OF
groceries, oranges, fruits and one ha.
Donation from the kindergarten,
1922 Chapline street.
Cash received from envelopes left at
drug stores. $50 20. Two checks, S25 90
each, $50 90. Cash by envelopes on
sacks, $40 O6. Collection from the
union service OF the First, Second and
United Presbyterian churches, Thanks
giving day. SAG "a; total OF STAG 90.