Farmers* f the eJeti-enetion of bo hold in ), in Del-Pa., on ury,1887,Sabbatha given inernu and shy tori an n merit on P. enter-fot your5gant de-Beatty J. JDiekevof birch bark work, for a lino specimenof which (a canoe) he has our thanks.W. S. TniMiii.ii, of Orangeville, madeus a pleasant call the other day. Comrade Trimble wont out with Co. ‘‘JJ,” 145 th Fa. Vols., was alter wards made Sergeant Major of the Keg) men I, and was finally commissioned in his company. In talking oyer old •times we. discovered that the Comrade knowsquite enough about the position of the 145th at Gettysburg to entitle him to a place on the committee to be appointed by the President of the Regimental Association, Gen. i. U. MeCreary, to select the proper spot on that battlefield on which to erect the proposed memorial tablet tor the regiment.Maj. Gkojujk A. lln.TON, of Washington, I. C,, has been engaged by tfiet if /'i fn tt lt;• I 1 1 1 ■ rA yeLad it Ladle Lad it Ladle Ladle Ladle ChiM Child Child Gents Gents Gents Gents