The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-09
CENTURY
CONTINUED From FIRST Psss.l

Robert Tobin, Of Tobinspoit, bad q
beech cane and solid gold ring brought
from Ireland, each 1l5 years old.
Mrs. Sarah Ireland's side saddle wal
on exhibition, made in Georgetown in
1885.
James b. Ireland, kit Of tools, used
when boy also reel that wound the
thread that made clothes for the Irelan 3
children from 1880 TO 1915.
Hackel made by James B. Ireland in
the year 1923.
A piece OF gopher wood.
Shot pouch worn in the Revolutionary
war by Edward Oglesby's father, Joseph
Oglesby.
Mrs. @. p. Polk, blue plate, bought in
New Orleans in 1921.
James B. Ireland, cap, ITO years old
made OF beautiful lace.
Small basket made by an Indian 100
years ago.
Pewter dish used by an aristocratiC
Kentucky family eighty years ago.
Two handsome Dresden pictures
bought in Paris, France, by Annie
Halves grandfather in 1885.
Masonic apron, property of Edmund
st. John Newman, a Colonel in the Rev.
olutionary war, grandfather Of Mrs
Sarah McAdam, Hawesville. The apron
was made by his little ten-year-old daugh'
ter in 1776.
Map Of Hancock county, compiled by
James E. Stone.
Flax hackle in owners possession sew,
enty-fve years.
A box OF soft soap made in 1926 by
Mrs. J. H. Cannon, Hancock county.
Two sets OF candle molds that furnished
light by which James B. Ireland read
history.
James B. Ireland, COW bell, to assist
him to find his only milch COW in the
hills OF Gallatine county in 1924.
School book written by Robert Hardit
while in school in Scotland in the yeal
1926.
Two solid silver candle sticks owned
by Matilda O'Donnal, great-grandmothei
Of James A. Thursby, in 1870.
Tea pot owned by Mrs. Sarah Ireland
ninty years old
Demijohn 300 years old.
William S Alsip, a German Bible 3OC
years old.
New Testament, property of U. G.
Foote, ninety years old.
Spice mill brought from Germany ovel
100 years ago by the mother Of Kit Jack.
son.
United States History sixty-three years
old.
A variety OF books from fifty-six to 134
years old.
Razor bought by H. w. Bib, on the
Ohio river, sixty-ive years ago, and then
said to be more than thirty years old
A. Fenian $40 bond.
An Ulster County Gaz Ute, published
at Kingston, Ulster county, N Y, Jan
uary 4, 1900, the property of Miss Georges
Bibb, Greensboro.
Skillet owned by James B. Ireland
since 1922
Bonnet over one hundred years old.
Brass candlestick one hundred years
old, property of Mrs Nancy Newman.
Cap pistol carried through Arkansai
by John Ireland.
Western Farmers Almanac fifty-foul
years old.
Receipt for passage from Troy, Ind,
to New Orleans, dated June IL 1881, on
board steamer Louisiana. 1t was the
custom in those days when a man
went to New Orleans he could pay
part of his passage by carrying wood.
This is remarkable in showing how PEG.
pie travelled.
Another relic was we'll preserved pa
per, reading as follows: 1--WE hereby
certify that Catherine Adams is entitled
to ten shillings specie for one pack sad
die impressed for the late expedition
against the Wabash Indians under the
command OF Gen. CLARK.
"Given under our hands this 10th day
August, 1887, District of Kentucky.
Signed; Edmun Lyme, Richard Taylor,
Isaac Shelby"
The evening services we're conducted
in the open air.
Rev. G. G. Taylor made an address.
"Nearer My God To Thee" was sung,
and the closing song was "God Re With
Us Until We Meet Again"