Allowances made at the December 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 31 Dec 1885 – Page 3, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their Dec. session, 1885, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

• Greendale Cemetery, three graves for tramps

Poor—Harrison Township.

• Henry Slete, burial case

Poor—Logan Township.

• Lou Shroyer, hat for Ida Folaloeus
• J F Gibson, groceries for Sybol Tarr
• Sarah Sackett, boarding Ida Folaloeus
• James Lods, transportation and sundries for Ida Folaloeus
• Sarah Suckett, clothing for Ida Folaloeus
• John Andras, coffin and box for child

Poor—Manchester Township.

• W F Crocker, groceries for Mrs. Laqbourn

Poor—Jackson Township.

• J P VanWedding, overseeing poor
• Philip Weis, flour for Mrs. Jane Leffler
• Wm Schweitzer, three pair of shoes for Mrs. Jane Leffler
• Jacob Theobold, nursing Celestine Aman, 13 weeks

Poor—Sparta Township.

• J H Sale, M.D., attending a sick tramp
• Alex McKinstry, nursing sick tramp
• F Slater & Son, groceries for Mary E McMahon
• John C Miller, cash expended for sick tramp
• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis

Poor—Centre Township.

• Thomas Wright, groceries furnished Elizabeth Warner, Ella Baker, Mrs. Charles Lambkin, Mrs. Thomas Rand, Reubin Cooper, Mrs. Ann Hamilton, Mrs. John Goodpasture
• Chas Fehling Jr., groceries furnished Geo W Baily, Mrs. Mary Burns, Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Mrs. G Gray
• Herdegan & Kress, groceries furnished Mrs. VanSickle
• Fred Opperman, groceries furnished Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Martin Kerrigan, Mrs. Cath Welsh, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. John Kerrigan
• Jas M Wheeler, groceries furnished Mrs. May Hoppins, Mrs. Cath Welsh, Hider Stonebraker
• Blythe Buffington, groceries furnished Caroline Backdolt
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for Robert T Day, Mrs. E Wood, John Beach
• Michael Maloney Jr. meals and lodging for John Davis
• Goldsmith Bros., slippers furnished John Ross
• Joseph Meyer, clothing furnished Wm Smith
• McConnell & McAvoy, sundries furnished Mrs. Warner, Wm Smith
• Wm T Day, coffin furnished George W Bailey; coffin furnished John Ross
• Fred Mauntel, coffin furnished unknown man
• George W Mitchell, Trustee, cash expended

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries furnished Betzy Spangler, Annie Evans, Thomas Acre
• D C Misner, coffin
• Wm Rowland, groceries for George Bradley
• Wm C Wulber, railroad fare and freight for Mrs. Goodpasture
• John Green, meals and lodging for two children
• J C Vandolah, groceries for Jane Beasly

Poor—Lawrenceburgh Township.

• Early & Daniels, coal furnished Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Ben Marshall, Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. Swaney
• Beckenholdt & Co., coal furnished Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Holcombe, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Risell, Henry Young, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Ben Marshall, B T W S Anderson, Mrs. Arnold
• John Deuschle, groceries furnished John Obringer, Mrs. Wm Bennett
• Archie Shaw, groceries furnished Mrs. A Holland, Mrs. Nancy Swaney
• A G Tebbs, groceries furnished J Veach
• Sparks Bros., groceries furnished Mrs. Williams
• John Isherwood, groceries furnished Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Nancy Smith, Simon Kaufman
• Henry Helmuth, groceries furnished B Ricketts, Mrs. Hidd
• Wm Stevenson, groceries furnished Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Jos Rissell
• Charles Israel, groceries furnished Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Wm Bennett, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. S A Martin, Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. H Tilford
• L Lotton, meals and lodging furnished Sidney Garrett, J B Beels, Mrs. M Foxcraft, Miss Lizzie Perkins
• D H Miller, conveying Stevens family to Asylum
• Louis Kohlerman, coffin and hauling Mrs. Swaney
• W J Fitch, groceries furnished Mrs. Bruce and sister, Mrs. Marshall
• Chas Sekatz, shoes for Mrs. Tilford

Poor—York Township.

• Henry Hammerle, transferring poor

Public Buildings.

• W H Jordan, sundries for court house
• J C Craig, Making bench for jail
• J H Burkam, lumber
• A G Tebbs, soap for jail
• Joan Anderson, making swinging doors
• Chas Sassman, making swinging doors
• H P Speath & Co., material for doors
• L G Hurlbert, lumber for doors
• Kemper Bros., material for doors
• Russell Hollister, glazing window
• R Walters, sponges
• W L Dobell, repairing tables and desks
• Sparks Bros., matches, soap, &c.
• Crist & Son, hardware
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas
• Francis Diggs, washing bed clothes for jail
• H G Kidd, lamps and oil for jail, grates and fixtures
• W H Platt, setting grates and fixtures

County Asylum.

• O P Cobb & Co., tools and hardware
• Eliz Lamar, dry goods, shoes, etc.
• Henry Hagadorn, molasses
• W H Jordan, soap
• Peter Perlee, hauling sundries
• Early & Daniel, hay fork and pulleys
• C H Bruns, two coffins
• L W Cobb, independent
• Charles Martin, hauling lumber
• T J Pickelheimer, lightning rods
• John Gutzwiller, hogs
• W F Crocker, groceries
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries
• John Feist, cow
• L Epstein, clothing
• David Perlee, plow and shears
• Wm Pummill, sundry repairs etc.
• Chambers & Stevens, dry goods
• Geo Gutzwiller, blacksmithing
• L Kupferschmidt, spectacles
• Thos Duncan, cash paid, Supt. Salary
• Charlotte Duncan, matron
• Katie Wilson, wages as servant
• Sarah Collier, wages as servant
• A Holcomb, wages as farm hand
• John Sims, wages as farm hand
• Lawrenceburgh & Napoleon Turnpike Co., toll

Officers’ Salary.

• John Feist, Commissioner
• T T Annis, Commissioner
• Charles Fisk, Commissioner
• Jas D Gatch, Treasurer
• Nic Vogelgesang, Commissioner
• Geo A Swales, Commissioner
• Julius Severin, Auditor

Roads and Highways.

• John P Walker, road viewer
• Dan H Crozier, road viewer
• John Lininger, road viewer
• Eph. Butterfield, road viewer
• John F Piper, road viewer
• Wm Frazier, road viewer
• Benj Wethered, road viewer
• Geo W Johnson, road viewer
• Henry Bulthaup, road viewer
• Chris Nolte, road viewer
• James McKinney, road viewer
• Geo W Nevitt, road viewer
• I R Dunaway, swearing 2 road viewers
• Dan M Guard, serving road viewers
• Geo W Mitchell, filling for culvert
• Marty & O’Toole, freight
• A T Gridley, surveying road
• Silas Kelley, assisting survey road
• Chas Brunnell, land taken for road
• Sophia E Miller, land taken for road
• Trangott W Kestner, land taken for road
• Peter Zimmer, land taken for road
• Wm Wiesehan, land taken for road
• John Wiesehan, land taken for road
• Patrick Carty, land taken for road
• Fred Wieschan, land taken for road

Coroner’s Inquest.

• A P Daughters, M.D., post mortem on Chas Cadle

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, certificates of election, qualifying two Com’s
• Dan M Guard, serving Commissioners for special session
• Conrad Lattier, witness and mileage
• G W Platt, witness and mileage
• Dan M Guard, attending Com’s Court

Printing and Advertising.

• Hunter & O’Brien, sundry printing
• Everett & Gregory, notice to taxpayers
• L W Cobb, notice to taxpayers
• J E Larimer, notice to taxpayers

Lawrenceburg Bridge.

• Martin Tittle, building abutments
• Patrick Garrity, making approaches
• Frank X Volz, filling
• G Beckenholdt, services as Supt, laborers paid by him
• Walter Fitch, services as engineer
• O P Cobb & Co., oakum for float
• F Thomas & Co., tie rods for abutmens
• Nathan Steadman, stars, for abutm’ts
• Ben P Heustis, hauling & labor on float
• James McLeaster, watching at float
• Page C Sortwell, watching at float
• John Sortwell, watching at float
• George Wulper, labor on float
• John F Truelock, labor on float
• Wm Teany, labor on float
• Josiah McLeaster, labor on float
• Henry Truitt, labor on float
• Charles Jennison, labor on float
• Charles Truitt, labor on float
• Frank Tout, labor on float
• James Little, labor on float
• Levi E Cornwell, labor on float

County Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary for quarter

Specific Allowance.

• Dan H Miller, conveyance for Com’s
• H B Hill, stamps, etc.
• W R Meyers, 8 statues of Indiana
• Warren Tebbs, stamps, etc.
• James D Gatch, stamps, etc.
• Julius Severin, stamps, etc.

Expense of Criminals.

• Louis Kohlerman, horse and buggy for Detective Owens
• Dan M Guard, boarding prisoners

Court Expense.

• Dan M Guard, summoning juries

Board of Health.

• Warren Tebbs, statement of marriages

Books and Stationery.

• Wm B Burford, books
• Indianapolis Sentinel Co., books, etc.
• Baker & Thornton, filing envelopes
• Martin Kieffer, binding

Allowances made at the September 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 15 Oct 1885 – Page 4, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their Sept. session, 1885, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Lawrenceburg township, expense of Poor.

• Sparks Bros., groceries furnished Mrs. Williams, Calvin Craig, Mrs. Howard, E Stevens, Mrs. Murrier
• A G Tebbs, groceries furnished A G Taylor, Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Arnold
• Schleicher Bros., groceries furnished Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Harding, James White, Mrs. Grasty, Thomas Wallace, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Knorr
• C Israel, groceries furnished Mrs. Akes, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Farwell, J D Pulliam, Mrs. S A Martin, Mrs. Williamson, Andy Williamson, Mrs. Carter
• W J Fitch, groceries furnished Mrs. Bruce
• Archie Shaw, groceries furnished Alex Holland, Henry Standriff, Lewis McAlley
• Jos. McGranaham, groceries furnished Hannah Goodwin, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Yeany, Ben Goodwin, Mrs. Harvy
• J F Hammerle, groceries furnished Mrs. Stack, Mrs. E Stevens, Mrs. Schultz, Lee James
• Herman Oertling, groceries furnished John Obringer, Mrs. Eisenshank, John Eisenshank
• McConnell & McAvoy, clothing furnished Ben Murray
• John Deuschle, clothing furnished Austin Truelock
• John Berghaus, groceries furnished Alice Farwell, Mrs. Sours, Sam Williamson, D Marsh
• Early & Daniels, coal furnished Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Sours
• Louis Lotton, meals furnished transient poor

Poor—Centre Township.

• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries to Wm Nobel, Mrs. Hagey, Hannah Burns, Mary Vogel, Sarah Graden, Mrs. Vinson, Pardy Beach, Jane Alexander, Emma Clark, Lotty Duval
• A C Murdock, groceries furnished Sarah Smith, Mrs. Farral
• Shockley, Peters & Co., to Emma Clark, coffin
• Phillip Kastner, groceries furnished Emma Clark, Mrs. Vinson
• O P Cobb & Co., groceries furnished Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Hagey
• F Opperman, groceries furnished Mrs. John Kerrigan, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Martin Kerrigan, John Lothridge, H A Johnson
• Wm E Lambkin, groceries furnished Mrs. Charles Lambkin
• Chas Fehling Jr., provisions furnished Samuel Lewis, Mary Burns, Jennie Thompson, Emma Clark, Thomas Acre
• Robert Maybin, groceries furnished Richard Campbell, Nancy Bailey, Martin Wade
• McConnell & McAvoy, goods furnished Susan Wooley, Jos. Peters, Wm. Smith
• Johnston & Co., groceries furnished Cath Walker, Eliza Warner, Caroline Barkdoll
• John Wildridge, goods furnished Mrs. Barkdoll, Henry Ahrens, Alex Criswell, Elizabeth Warner, Della Ross
• W T Day to Henry Smith, coffin
• Geo W Mitchell, Trustee, cash paid for sundry transportation of paupers and other matters
• Philip Erie, groceries furnished Mrs. Wersche, Mrs. Ross
• Geo W Mitchell, Trustee, cash paid for expressage of corpse of Ballweber
• Henry Wood, groceries furnished John Ross, Wm Peters, Wm Vinson, Russell Parker,
• Geigoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries furnished Emma Wood, Wm Theetge
• Thomas Wright, groceries furnished Wm Stevens, Nancy Bailey, Alex Criswell, Mrs. George Gray, Jennie Farrar, Deb Powers, Jennie Snader

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries furnished Betzy Spangler, Thomas Acra, Ann Evans
• J C VanDolah, groceries to Jane Peasley
• D C Misner, groceries to Geo Bradley

Poor—Sparta Township.

• F Slater & Son, groceries furnished to Mary Ellen McMahan
• H D Moore, groceries furnished to Isaac Davis
• Fred Homan, groceries furnished to John Borders

Poor—Harrison Township.

• Ed Bowlby, groceries furnished Mrs. Congo, Wm. Smith
• Liddle & Ingraham, groceries furnished to Marcus Hathaway
• Mrs. Wm Meade, groceries furnished to L D Lambert
• Benj Singer, cash items for transportation of transient poor

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Ph Weiss, groceries furnished Jane Leffer
• J P VanWedding, overseer of poor

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Susan Werst, groceries furnished to Michael Matz

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm F Crocker, groceries furnished to Mrs. Wm Laburn

Public Buildings.

• Sparks Bros., matches, soap, candles, &c.
• A G Tebbs, mops and brooms
• Schleicher Bros., oil
• Henry Hitzfeld, making hat racks
• John M Palmer, repairing jail locks
• H G Kidd, repairs at jail and court house
• Early & Daniels, supply of coal
• Edward Gleason, whitewashing jail
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co., gas for court house

County Asylum.

• W F Cook, iron roof, spouting and guttering on new barn
• Prestley Jolley, labor on new barn
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries
• O P Cobb & Co., carpenter tools
• W J McHenry, lumber
• Thos Duncan, cash expenditures
• Jno Sims, labor harvesting and threshing
• Lewis Drake, 3 mo. labor as farm hand
• Kate Wilson, 3 mo. wages as servant
• Sarah Collier, 3 mo. wages as servant
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron 3 mo.
• Thos. Duncan, salary as Supt. 3 months, patent grain grader
• F F Taylor, tobacco
• Robert McMullen, threshing oats and wheat
• Charles Martin, labor threshing
• Charles Talley, labor as farmhand
• Albert Holcombe, labor as farmhand
• Robert Mason, locust posts
• P Weiss, flour for asylum
• Eph Butterfield, sheep
• Robt Maybin, sundry groceries
• Goldsmith & Bros., clothing for inmates
• O P Cobb & Co., sundry hardware
• W H Baker & Son, flour
• John W Roberts, harness and saddlery
• Lawrenceburgh & Napoleon Pike, toll
• H Held, sundries
• W F Crocker, groceries
• Wm Pummill, blacksmithing
• Alex Ruble, making fence
• Chas Weitzel, cow and calf
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., sundries

Roads and Highways.

• John Relley and others for work on washout in Logan township
• Sophia Miller, on account of road
• D H Clark, J. P., swearing road viewers
• M Bogenshot, repairing culvert
• A Briggs, material for washout
• W H Kyle, for services a road viewer
• O P Pyles, road viewer
• Adam Ester, road viewer
• H Bulthupt, road viewer
• Christ Nolte, road viewer
• Ben Wethered, road viewer
• John Heustis, road viewer
• Wm Buffington, road viewer
• C H Busse, road viewer
• J D Curtis, road viewer
• Dan Guard, Sheriff, for subpoenaing road viewers
• O S Mulford, for qualifying road viewers
• Sarah English, for land taken for road
• Sarah J Keeler, for land taken for road

Aurora Bridge.

• John F Truelock, labor repairing bridge
• Wal Rider, repairing bridge
• Levy E Cornwell, repairing bridge
• John Anderson, repairing bridge
• John Stagenwaldt, repairing bridge
• Sutton Mill Co., lumber furnished
• George W Taylor, lumber
• F Thomas & Co., sundry iron work
• Nathan Stedman, iron work
• Thomas Holmes, hauling lumber
• W J McHenry, lumber
• O P Cobb & Co., nails and sundries
• B F Trester Jr., lumber
• Charles Fisk, stone
• Charles Williamson, lumber
• A Hill & Son, lumber
• F A York & Co., use of jack screws

Hogan Bridge.

• John F Truelock, labor repairing bridge
• Wm Larrison, repairing bridge
• O P Cobb & Co., nails
• Sutton Mill Co., lumber for floor
• Geo W Mitchell, gravel for approaches

Laughery Bridge.

• Wm Theetge, labor repairing bridge
• Andrew Theetge, repairing bridge
• Sutton Mill Co., lumber
• O P Cobb & Co., nails
• G L Siemantel, repairing approaches

Books and Stationery.

• B Wilson Smith & Co., trustees books
• M Kieffer, binding assessment blanks
• Baker & Thornton, books and paper
• Sentinel Co., sundries

Printing and Advertising.

• Everett & Gregory, notice to taxpayers
• Hunter & O’Brien, sundry printing of list of allowances, report blanks &c.
• J E Larimer, press for 3 years

Expense of Criminals.

• Dan Guard, Sheriff, boarding prisoners
• B J Grant, transporting prisoner
• Wm Smith, transporting prisoner

Specific Allowance.

• Warren Tebbs, expressage and sundries
• Julius Severin, stamps, expressage, &c.
• Geo L Gatch, statistical report

Expense of Elections.

• Warren Tebbs, sundries

Board of Health.

• Warren Tebbs, statement of marriages

Expense of Assessing Revenue.

• Dan Guard, Sheriff, subpoenaing Board of Equalization

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, Sheriff, calling commissioners

Court Expense.

• Dan Guard, Sheriff, serving petit jury

Court Superintendent.

• H B Hill, salary

Officers’ Salary.

• Julius Severin, Auditor
• John Feist, Commissioner
• Chas Fisk, Commissioner

Proceedings of the September 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 17 Sep 1885 – Page 3, Column 4

COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.

Henry Gerkin, the efficient janitor at the Court House, was reappointed for one year.

“Deeming it to the best interests of the county”—is the way the record reads announcing the re-appointment of Thomas Duncan as Superintendent and Charlotte Duncan as Matron of the County Asylum.

Henry Tholke and Fred Piper were appointed as viewers to examine the premises of Henry L. Riepking for damages for land taken for road purposes by reason of a washout by a recent flood and assess damages.

Henry Bulthaupt, Benj. Wethered and George W. Johnston were appointed viewers to view a road to be vacated in Clay Township.

In the matter of a petition to vacate a road in Logan and Harrison Township there was a strong remonstrance. Feist moved to appoint viewers to view the road and report on the utility thereof. Fisk and Feist voted for, and Annis against, the motion. Ephriam Butterfield, Daniel Crozier and John Lininger were appointed viewers.

License to sell liquor granted the following named: Louis Grosholtz, Aurora; John Kuhn, Dillsborough; George, Frieberger, Aurora; James Love, Aurora.

The following gentlemen were appointed appraisers to appraise real estate to secure school fund loans:

• First District—James McKinney, Meritt Leming and T. W. Kestner.
• Second District—Geo. Steinmetz, Joseph Buchert and Joseph Deffner.
• Third District—George B. Wilson, John P. Walker and Ernst Hopmeier.

W. E. Teke and other citizens of Clay Township, present a petition asking for the building of a wagon bridge across Laughery Creek at Winters’ ford, three miles south of Dillsborough, for the reason that the creek is unfordable during a considerable portion of the year.

T. C. Jones presents his resignation as Inspector of Election for Moore’s Hill precinct in Sparta Township and George M. Givan appointed to fill the vacancy.

J. D. Curtis and H. C. Busse, viewers of road in York Township, assess the following damages: Harriett Posey $30, Christian Borgman $25, Rebecca Robinson $30, George Fuchs $40.

W. C. Buffington and John Heustis, viewers of road in Lawrenceburgh, report that Sarah J. Keeler sustained $65 damages by the reason of the appropriation of land for road purposes.

Henry Bulthaupt, Christian Nolte and Benj. Wethered report that road in Clay Township is not of public utility and the road is vacated.

O. P. Pyles and Adam Ester report favorable on the proposed road in Jackson Township and say the road would be of public utility. A remonstrance signed by D. Kramer and other citizens of Jackson Township, against the location of the road, alleging that the damages would amount to $1650.

Allowances made at the June 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 23 Jul 1885 – Page 4, Column 4

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their June session, 1885, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Lawrenceburgh township, expense of Poor.

• W. J. Fitch, groceries to Mrs. Edward Liddell, Mrs. C. Junker, Mrs. Jas. Liddell, Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. John Bryant, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Alice Sweny, Mrs. Elizabeth Dorn, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Thomas Marshal.
• A. G. Tebbs, groceries to Austin Trulock, Rosa Deman, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Charles Ellis, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Riddell, Billy Winters, Wm. Bennett, Taylor Boswell, John Cobin, Henry Young, Mrs. S. Parsons, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Knorr.
• John S. Dorman, for Mrs. Akers, Perry Carter
• G. Renner, coal to Mrs. I. Squires, Smiley Parsons, Mrs. Kreitz, Mrs. Carter, Page Sortwell, Mrs. McHutt, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. S. A. Martin, Mrs. Ellis, P. Fronholtz.
• A. Shaw, groceries to Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. I. Squires, Charles Cunningham, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. C. Sherrod, Mrs. B. Herron, B. Lemaster, Mrs. A. Holland.
• J. F. Hammerle, groceries to Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Hoswog, Wm. Riddle, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Diggs, George Diggs, Mrs. Joe Rissel, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. E. D. Barret, Mrs. Shultz.
• P. M. Hood, groceries to John M. Polking, Mrs. Jos. Rissel, Mrs. Z. McLeaster.
• C. Israel, groceries to Mrs. Williamson, J. Sanders, Mrs. Herron, Perry Carter, John Williamson, H. Sterling, Mrs. Carter, P. Price, Jos. Cross, Mrs. Otto Frank, Mrs. Grasty, D. Grasty, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. E. Colvin, Mrs. Lanagan, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. A. Williamson, Mrs. McAnelly, Mrs. Apes, Mrs. S. A. Martin, Mrs. R. Pulliam.
• John M. Palmer, board and lodging to Harriet Wissell and boy, F. White and Geo. Wilson, H. G. Holland, F. Smith, Emma G. Raymond, Adam Stinton.
• John Sortwell, Mrs. Perry Carter.
• Early & Daniel, coal to Mrs. French, Mrs. Bartels, Mrs. Jos. Rissel, Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Ketchem, Mrs. McHutt, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Helwig, Wm. Rezor, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Sours.
• Joseph McGrannaham, groceries to Mrs. Squires, Perry Carter, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Spekman, Ben Goodwin, Mrs. Jeaney, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Lonsberry.
• John Isherwood, groceries to Mack Tout, Mrs. Bartels, Mrs. Ruby, George Harper.
• Greendale Cemetery Association for Celly G. Lay, Abby Fischer, Infant Stevens, Child from Boat House
• Jacob Shepard, groceries to Mrs. Russel, Mrs. Mack, Page Sortwell, Mrs. B. Marshall, Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. John Best.
• Sparks Brothers, groceries to Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Andy Lay, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Richards, Rose Durman, Mrs. Bally, Billy Winters, Henry Standriff, Mrs. French, Wm. Riddle.
• Louis Kohlerman, for E. B. Clark, Mrs. Perry Carter.
• Herman Oertling for Mrs. Jno. Ohringer
• McConnell & McAvoy, for Jeff Souers
• Louis Lotton, boarding and lodging transient poor
• Charles W. Elder, boarding and lodging transient poor
• George Beckenholdt & Co., coal to Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Swaney, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Polking, Mrs. Cheek, Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Sowers, Mrs. E. West, Mrs. B. Marshall, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. B. Rickets, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Krowder, Mrs. Riddel, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. O Bringer, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. L. Palmer, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Dorn, Mrs. Furgison, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Schultz.
• William Stevenson, groceries to John Colvin, Sam Russel, Mrs. Wolford, Alice Powell, Mrs. E. Barrett, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. John Godfrey, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Maggie Schwartz, George Laird, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Storner.
• H. R. Helmuth & Son, groceries to B. Ricketts, Page Sortwell, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Ricketts, David Marsh, Mrs. Helmig, Henry White, Henry Lang, William Bennett.

Poor-Centre Township.

• Philip Kastner, for John Goodpastur
• Wm. Lambkin for Mrs. Chas. Lambkin
• Albert Bloom for Wm. Stoney, Wm. Cheek, Mrs. C. Houck
• Sutton Mill Co., for Mrs. Riley
• F. Opperman, for John Kerrigan, Martin Kerrigan, Mary Hughs, H. A. Johnson, A. H. Johnson, Kate Welch
• Waldridge & Buffington, for Mrs. C. Barkdall, Ernst Mooney, M. Garrison, Strah Draper, Frank Clover
• A. C. Murdock & Co., for Sarah Smith, Jennie Farrel
• Thomas Wright, for Jennie Farrell, Elizabeth Warner, John Goodpasture, W. Peters, Wm. McCartney, John Gray, Wm. Stevens, Mrs. L. Hagey, Susan Wooley, Wm. Noble, Thomas Rand, Sarah Clark.
• Charles Fehling Jr., for Mrs. Mary Burns, Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Thomas J. Acre, Mrs. John Vogle, Robert Kirkpatrick, Margaret Stevens, Frank Kleober, John Striker, John Goodpasture, Henry Miller, Mrs. Wm. Ellerman.
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., for Nancy Bariden, Mrs. Spicy McKain, Wm. Theetge, Robert T. Day, Emma Wood, George Snoded, Mrs. Wm. Vinson, M. Wood, Mrs. Singer, John Bust.
• F. Mantel, for N. Schaffenberger, Adam Singer
• Wm. L. Day, for Miss Rider
• Mrs. Pelgin, for Elizabeth Ulrich
• Herdigan & Kress, for Mrs. V. Sickles, Russell Parker, Sarah Scofield, Sallie Caffel
• F. A. York, for John Downton
• Geo. W. Taylor, conveyance for paupers
• Phillip Ebel, for Mrs. Wersche
• McConnell & McAvoy, for L. Wainscott, V. Carlin, J. Peters, Mrs. Wooley
• R. Maybin, for Wm. Brown, Mrs. Nancy Bailey, Mrs. D. Powers, A. Criswell, Wm. McCartney, Robert T. Day, Elizabeth Warner, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Wm. Kelley, Lee Gosling.
• A Hill & Son, transportation of paupers
• Geo. W. Mitchell, transportation of paupers
• J. C. Green, for W. S. Johnson

Poor—Clay Township.

• W. Rowland, for George Bradley
• Jane Sheppard, for Martha Sheppard
• Fred Ginter, for Betsy Spangle, Mrs. Evans
• J. C. Vandolah, for Evaline Noble, Mrs. Peasely
• Fred Ginter, for Thomas Acra
• W. C. Welbor, for overseeing poor
• John N. Calvert, for T. M. Scudder

Poor—Sparta Township.

• Fred Slater & Son, for Ellen and Mary McMahon
• Fred Homan, for John Borders, Mary Griffin
• H. D. Moore, for Mrs. Jones
• John C. Miller, cash expenditures

Poor—Manchester Township.

• Wm. F. Crocker, for Mrs. Layburn
• Philip Leininger, for Nicholas Gaitman
• Thomas Emmerson, for Fred Briggs

Poor—Jackson Township.

• J. P. VanWedding, for James Hawks
• Edward F. Stohlman, for James Hawks
• Philip Weis, for Jane Leffler
• Jacob Schneider, for C. Aman

Poor—Logan Township.

• Mathias Long, for Frank Fly
• James C. Lods, for Frank Fly

Poor—Washington Township.

• F. A. York, for Miss Lothridge

Poor—Kelso Township.

• Susan Weast, for Mrs. Martz

Poor—Miller Township.

• A. G. Tebbs, for Harvey Buchanan

Poor—York Township.

• Henry Hammerler, cash expended

County Asylum.

• Geo. W. Steinmetz, farming implements
• Samuel Claspill, repairing harness
• Seth Platt, brick furnished
• W. F. Crocker, groceries furnished
• R. Maybin, one bbl. Molasses
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries
• Charles Mosier, paint furnished
• Alex Ruble, labor performed
• Early & Daniel, sundries
• Philip Weis, flour and meat
• Wm. Pummill, blacksmithing
• Grant Greenham, labor performed
• Louis Drake, labor performed
• Thomas Duncan, cash expended, quarterly salary as Supt.
• Charlotte Duncan, qr. salary as matron
• John Wolfding, potatoes
• Amor Rumsey, hay
• Lawrenceburgh & Napoleon Turnpike Co., toll
• William Givan, hay
• Phoenix Insurance Co., premium on Ins.
• M. Bellman, oats
• Sarah Collier, labor performed
• Katie Wilson, labor performed
• Charles Tally, labor performed
• Cassie Manlief, labor performed
• William Manlief, labor performed
• Thomas Vaughn, labor performed
• Cotton Cross, labor performed
• Josiah Duncan, cutting wood
• D. Schantz, potatoes
• William Manlief, cutting wood
• B. F. Rumsey, potatoes
• W. J. McHenry, lumber
• Bower Hay Tool Co., one hay carrier
• D. D. Kelley, labor performed
• Austin Barrows, labor performed
• William Sims, cutting wood
• Henry Hagadorn, labor performed
• Grant Greenham, labor performed
• W. F. Cook, iron breechen, roofing out buildings
• Prestley Jolley, building barn and out houses

Public Buildings.

• D. M. Guard, Sheriff, cleaning jail
• City Sub. Telegraph Co.
• Sparks Bros., Groceries
• John S. Dorman, blankets
• L. Kupferschmidt, repairing clock
• Russell Hollister, painting jail
• Lawrenceburgh Gas Co.
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., kindling
• Henry Hitzfield, hinges, repairing court house, repairing jail
• W. F. Cook, repairing jail
• Martin Kelffer, repairing jail
• Early & Daniel, coal furnished jail
• Geo. Tilford, shoveling coal, court house
• Albert Gerkin, shoveling coal, court house
• James McLeaster, shoveling coal, court house

Expense of Assessing Revenue.

• D. M. Guard, Sheriff, serving notices
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, issuing certificates
• Thos. Watts, assessing Lawrenceburgh Tp
• C. W. Elder, assessing Lawrenceburgh Tp.
• W. F. Radspinner, assessing Centre Tp
• John F. Trulock, assessing Centre Tp
• John Ulrich, assessing Centre Tp
• W. B. McConnell, assessing Centre Tp
• David B. Beaty, assessing Centre Tp
• C. Buchanan, assessing Cesar Creek Tp
• Oliver F. Cloud, assessing Harrison Tp.
• Edwin A. Clowd, assessing Harrison Tp.
• Sherwood Blasdel, assessing Miller Tp.
• Benj. Wethered, assessing Washington Tp.
• J. P. Leminger, assessing Manchester Tp.
• Mary Leminger, assessing Manchester Tp.
• L. P. Chance, assessing Sparta Tp
• Isadore Brichler, assessing York Tp
• Joseph Wilhelm, assessing Kelso Tp
• Michael Bents, assessing Kelso Tp
• W. H. Dunn, assessing Hogan Tp
• Van S. B. Crowley, assessing Clay Tp
• Frank Connolly, assessing Logan Tp
• John Berauer, assessing Jackson Tp
• George Glaub, assessing Jackson Tp

Members Board of Equalization.

• Benj. B. Boardman
• Peter Vogle
• William Frazier
• William Lingg

Specific Allowance.

• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, expressage and postage
• Warren Tebbs, Clerk, making abstracts
• J. D. Gatch, Treasurer, expressage, postage and repairing seal
• Julius Severin, Auditor, expressage and postage
• D. H. Miller, livery hire for Coms
• James Ruble, amount of county bounty paid
• Charles Fisk, toll and sundries

Court Expense.

• Daniel M. Guard, Sheriff, serving Com.
• Daniel M. Guard, serving struck, petit and grand juries

Expense of Criminals.

• D. M. Guard, Sheriff, boarding prisoners

Books and Stationery.

• Wilstach, Baldwin & Co.
• O. H. Hasselman
• Baker & Thornton
• Sentinel Company
• Martin Kieffer
• R. Walter
• John N. Calvert

Roads and Highways.

• D. M. Guard, Sheriff, serv. Road viewers
• Peter Orchel, road viewer
• Eph. Butterfield, road viewer
• Ralph Collier, road viewer

Printing and Advertising.

• L. W. Cobb
• J. E. Larimer
• Hunter & O’Brien

Officers’ Salary.

• J. D. Gatch, Treasurer
• Julius Severin, Auditor
• Charles Fisk, Commissioner
• T. T. Annis, Commissioner
• John Feist

Coroner’s Inquest.

• Albert D. Jackson, Coroner, for Albert Schneider, John C Brand, John Downton

County Superintendent.

• H. B. Hill, Sup’t, quarterly salary

White Water Bridge.

• John Reiley, cleaning bridge

Jamison Creek Bridge.

• George Shortridge, lumber furnished.

Proceedings of the June 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 11 Jun 1885 – Page 3, Column 4

COMMISSIONER’S COURT.

The following persons were granted license to sell liquors: J. P. Ebel, John Petscher, David Peters, George H. Konig, Wm. Kasberg, Charles Fitterer, Jacob Gaffga, Geo. Siemantle, Joseph Bechtle, Louis Weiss, Fred Reichert, Simon Siemantle, John Stahl, Charles Martin, M. Kline, F. H. Rusher, John Bainart, John H. Siemantle, John Siemantle.

J. W. Eggleston, and other citizens of Clay township, presented a petition praying that a certain road in Clay township be abolished, as it is of no public utility. The following named gentlemen were appointed viewers: Benj. Wethered, Henry Bulthaupt and Christ Nolte.

Wm. Frazier, and other citizens of Clay township, presented a petition asking that a highway in Clay township be vacated. The following gentlemen were appointed viewers: John P. Walker, Henry Bulthaupt, and Christ Nolte.

William Huffman and others presented a petition asking for the location of a road in Kelso, Miller and York townships. After due deliberation the board find that the petition is insufficient in the statement of the vacation of that part of the old road and the dates of petition and notice not corresponding.

Philip Weis, and other citizens of Manchester and Jackson townships, presented a petition asking for the location of a road in Jackson township. W. H. Kyle, Perry Piles and Adam Ester are appointed viewers to examine the route of the proposed highway.

Jacob Treble, and other citizens of Jackson township, presented a petition asking for the location of a road. The matter was laid over for want of sufficient proof.

Daniel Platt, Trustee of Manchester township, lays before the board a petition signed by the citizens of Manchester, asking for a bridge across the stream at the foot of Hogan Hill, on the Lawrenceburgh and Napoleon State road. The trustee estimated the cost of the bridge $250. The board find that the change in the road is not lawful on account of the road not having been worked according to law.

At the request of Christopher Smith the report of the reviewers of a road in York and Miller townships was taken up. The board reject the petition on account of excessive damages.

Lawrenceburg Register – 18 Jun 1885 – Page 3, Column 3

COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.

Robert H. Davis appointed Justice of the Peace of Center Township to fill vacancy.

License to sell liquor was granted to the following: John H. Giegoldt, Peter Koehler, Jacob Kirsch, Peter Pfalzgraf, Adam Kestner, Philip Kestner, E. Braunagle, B. F. Green, E. F. Feistel, Geo. Fahlbush, Frank Weikle, Abram Junker, Edward Branagle, Michael Zimmer, John Sicking.

Allowances made at the March 1885 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 16 Apr 1885 – Page 4, Column 1

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their March session, 1885, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Lawrenceburg township, expense of Poor.

• C. Israel, groceries to Mrs. Pierce, Z Holland, Mrs. Gratzy, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Squires, Perry Carter, Parry, Hugh Sterling, Mrs. Farwell, Joe Cross, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Colvin.
• A G Tebbs, groceries to Mrs. Eichler, Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Diggs, A Truelock, Perry Carter, Zach Holland, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Rosa Derman, Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Best, Emma Ellis, Wm Winters, E Stevens, Mrs. Richards, K Fisher, Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Kohr.
• J M Palmer, feeding and lodging tramps
• C W Elder, feeding and lodging tramps
• J F Hammerle, groceries to Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Colvin
• Sparks Bros., groceries to Mrs. Lay, Mrs. Howard, Wm Winters, Mrs. Derman, Diggs, Tilford, Standriff, Richards, Sweeney, J T Bailey
• John Berghaus, groceries to Mrs. Sours, Rickets, D Marsh
• Jacob Shepard, groceries to R Young, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Arnold
• Joseph McGranahan, groceries to Mrs. Junker, Squires, Goodwin, Speckman, Saunders, Tout, Perry Carter, E Stevens, Sam Russell
• Sam Dickinson, overseer of poor
• Louis Kohlerman, coffin and burying child
• Geo P Seekatz, shoes for Mrs. Harper, Sarah Graden, Mrs. Stack, Mrs. Miles
• W J Fitch, groceries to Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. Diggs
• Wm Seekatz, shoes for Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Harper
• McConnell & McAvoy, clothing for Thomas Rork
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., coffin and robe for Mrs. Savage
• A G Tebbs, groceries to Mrs. Squires, Diggs, Riddell, Lewis, Colvin, Goodwin, Wm Bennett, John Weaver
• John Isherwood, groceries to Mrs. Ruby, Flush, Bartels, G Harper
• John S Dorman, shoes for Marsh girl, Mary Emberson
• Charles Seekatz, shoes for Mrs. Tilford
• F R Dorman & Co., shoes for Mrs. Sweeney, John Colvin, Mrs. Derman, Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Farwell; dry goods for Enoch Stevens, two orphan boys, Mrs. Colvin
• Jacob Shepard, groceries to H Young, Mrs. Russell, Arnold, Best, Mack, Mr. Sortwell
• Wm Stevenson, groceries to Emma Mason, Hugh Sterling, Alice Farwell, Sam Russell, Samuel Russell
• Schleicher Bros., groceries to Mrs. Harding, Fisher, Kohr, P Mason, Grasty, Keane
• Jacob Rief, boarding transient poor
• Wm Schneider, shoes for Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. Junders’ children
• John S Dorman, shoes for Mrs. Bennett
• Fitch & Shaw, groceries to Mrs. McSweeny
• W J Fitch, groceries to Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Thornburgh
• F M Hood, groceries to Joe Rissell, H Sterling, Ellen Huff, Mrs. Herron, John Polking
• P J Emmert, goods to Mrs. Rissell, J D Pulliam, Mrs. Carbinal, Mrs. Buchanan, John Best, Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Diggs
• J H & M J McLean, groceries to Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Lewis, John Polking, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Tout
• Early & Daniels, coal to Henry Standriff, Mrs. Morris, Miss Rich, Mrs. Jeffries, Sam Sweaney, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Henke, Perry Carter, Andy Lay, Mrs. Tilford
• Beckenholdt & Beckman, coal to Ed Savage, John Schafner, John Polking, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Speckman, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Goodwin, George Eichler, Frank Hitchaback, Mrs. Diggs, Williams, McKinney, Tout, James Meyers, Perry Carter, John Polking, Mrs. Kauffman, Nancy Smith, Cunningham, Arnold, Kohr, Speckman, Bartels, Kane, Morris, Kunkel, Riddell, Rissell, James Miles, John Weaver
• Gideon Renner, coal to Mrs. Martin, Palmer, Knorr, Arnold, Kuntz, Kohr, Massett, Mack, S Russell, Kauffman, Ada Junker, Sauer, B Marshall, Huff, Marsh, Fisher, Best, Pierce, Pabner, Williamson, Lewis, Rickets, Young, Farwell, Page Sortwell, Hugh Sterling, Wm Riddell, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Squires, Frank Polking, Mrs. Ellis, Dorn, Holden, George Kelley, Mrs. Stack, A Mason, S Bennett, Schultz, Ben Anderson, Mrs. Harding, Best, Ruby, Levi Miller, Beiger, Jane Saunders, Thomas Wallace
• Samuel Dickinson, cash items for transportation of sundry persons, and for expense of sick persons

Poor—Centre Township.

• Albert Bloom, groceries to Sarah Smith, Wm Clark, Wm Cherry, Mrs. Hauck, Wm Stoney
• Fred Mauntel, coffin for Mrs. Jeffries, Chas Yandergriff
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries to Mrs. Walker, Bierman’s children, Mrs. Theetge, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Spicey McKain, John Criss, Mrs. Acres, Jennie Thompson, John Vogel, Wm S[?]oney, Wm Vinson, John Bush, Mrs. Wm Wirsche, Wm Ehlerman, Mrs. Malinda Garrison, Wm Curry, Robert T Day, Robert Kirkpatrick, John Goodpaster, Emma Wood
• James M Wheeler, groceries to Mrs. Hopping, Hider Stonebacker, Mrs. Lothridge
• O P Cobb & Co., groceries to Jennie Farrar, D Faulkner, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. McCain, Mrs. Riley, Wm Baker, Mary Wood
• J C Green, groceries to Mrs. Worley, Mrs. Barkdoll, H and S Johnson, Mrs. Cook
• Chambers, Stevens, & Co., groceries to Wm Vinson, Woolever, John Thompson, Mrs. Hagey, Jane Clark, Mrs. Rabbitt, Mrs. Noble, Wm Farrell, Steve Peters, Campbell, Gray, Mrs. Sanders
• Wildridge & Buffington, groceries to Henry Miller, Thomas Rand, Wm Vinson, Willie Criss, Mrs. Barkdoll, Frank Glaub, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Garrison, Wm Stevens, Charles Faulkner, Ernst Mooney, Jennie Farrell, Frank Klever
• N C Murdoch & Co., groceries to John Crist, Wm Stevens, Martin Grooves, Wm Kelley, Mrs. Beardon, Sarah Smith
• F Opperman, groceries to Mary Hughes, John Kerrigan, H A Johnson, Kate Welsh, Mrs. Wooley
• Robert Maybin, groceries to Joe Buffington, Mrs. R Campbell, Alex Criswell, Mrs. Tracey, John Thompson, Henry Miller, Dora Powers, Fred Cook, Eph Bailey, Nancy Bailey, Mrs. Hagey, Jennie Farrell, Mrs. Riley, John Gray, Gottlieb Kirsch, Carrie Sabie, George Clark, Robt Kirkpatrick, Joe Jeffries, Mrs. Barkdoll, Wm McCartney, Wm Kelley, Wm Stoney, Mort Groves, Sarah Caffil, Robt T Day, Wm Brown, James Burdon, Chas Faulkner
• Geo W Taylor, burial expenses of Wm Thompson, Goodpaster, John Barkdoll, Old man Thompson, Mrs. Jeffries, Rhoda Thompson, Marle E Riley, Mrs. Chas Lampkin; moving Mrs. Bradley; transportation to asylum for Mrs. Vidite, Mrs. Shanks, children of Vinson, Mrs. Vinson, Mr. Gleason
• Aurora Distilling Co., coal to Mrs. Chamberlain, Jennie Thompson, Mrs. Campbell, Wm Theetge, Faulkner, A Criswell, M Groves, J H Walters, J Jeffries, VanSickles, Wm Stoney, Wm Acre, J Cottell, Mrs. McCain, Mrs. Barkdoll, Moody, Fr Kelaver, Mary Burns, Mrs. Bleasdale, Mrs. Warner, Mooney, Wm Peters, Wm Kelley
• Aurora Gas Co., coal to Mrs. Farrell
• Geo W Mitchell, overseer poor; cash to John Sortwell; for burying Mrs. Jeffries; transportation of paupers; to A Hill & Son for transportation of paupers; Richard Winkley for moving paupers; to Thomas Holmes for moving paupers; to C C Mueller, for whisky for Mrs. Jeffries; transporting Mrs. Wooley to Asylum
• John A Niehaus, for milk for John H Thompson
• John A Nees, for keeping transient poor
• Thomas Wright, groceries for Mrs. Curry; groceries for Lizzie Warner
• Wm T Day, coffin, robe and box for John H Thompson
• Herdegen & Kress, groceries for Mrs. Van Sickles
• Johnson Bros., groceries for Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Powers, Henry Miller, J Buffington, Stephen Peters, Carolien Bardol, Wm Strong, Wm Riley
• Henry Wood, groceries to Mrs. Hagey, John Ross, Mrs. Noble, Wm Curry, John Gray, John Goodpasture, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Warner, John Criss, Nancy Bailey, Mrs. Steney, Sarah Smith, Wm Peters
• Philip Kastner, groceries to Sarah Smith
• Chas Fehling, groceries to Charles Faulkner, Mary Burns, Henry Miller, John Vogel, John Acres, Robt Kirkpatrick, Wm Kelley, Mrs. John Gray, Jennie Thompson, Mrs. M Rose.

Poor Harrison Township.

• E D Bowlby, groceries to B Howard, Bill Smith, M Congo
• Benedict Singer, overseer of poor

Poor Manchester Tp.

• Louisa Slater, for sundry meals for tramps
• Thomas Emerson, groceries to Fred W Briggs
• W F Crocker, groceries to Mrs. Laybourn
• Daniel Platt, overseer poor

Poor Washington Tp.

• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries for Mrs. Loughridge
• J M Wheeler, groceries for Mrs. Loughridge
• A M Campbell, overseer of poor

Poor Clay Tp.

• J C Vandolah, groceries to Evaline Noble, Jacob Fleming
• Wm Teke, transporting poor to Asylum

Poor Sparta Tp.

• John C Miller, cash sundries and overseer of poor
• Fred Homan, groceries to John Border
• H C Moore, allowance to Isaac Davis, 6 months

Poor Jackson Tp.

• H Marxen, coffin for John Hepka
• J P Van Wedding, overseer poor

Poor Kelso Tp.

• F M Palmer, conveying paupers to Asylum

Poor Miller Tp.

• Wm J Smith, coffin for Geo Conner
• W J Smith, overseer poor
• Robt Hargitt, groceries for Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Geo Conner

Poor York Township.

• Henry Hammerle, sundries for Mrs. Mann
• Francis Miller, groceries for Mrs. Mann

Public Buildings.

• John S Dorman & Co., blankets for jail
• A D Cook, repairing jail
• L Kupferschmidt, repairing clock
• A G Tebbs, supplies for jail
• Early & Daniels, coal for jail and Court House
• Sparks Bros., supplies for Court House
• E C Baldwin, supplies for C House
• Rudolph Walter, glass for C House
• Dennis Halpin, shoveling coal
• Henry Gerkin, shoveling coal
• Albert Gerkin, shoveling coal
• Law’bgh Gas Co., for gas
• H G Kidd, sundry repairs to stoves
• F R Dorman, supplies for jail

Specific Allowances.

• Bell Telephone Co., for use of Telephone
• Dan Miller, carriage hire
• W W Brison, carriage hire
• Julius Severin, stamps and express
• Warren Tebbs, stamps and express

County Board of Health.

• Warren Tebbs, clerk’s fees
• W H Terrill, stationery & stamps

Expense of Elections.

• John C Sims, posting notices of election

Commissioners Court of Expense.

• Daniel M Guard, serving summons

Court Expenses.

• John C Sims, serving jury summons
• Daniel M Guard, serving jury summons

Expense of Criminals.

• Daniel M Guard, boarding prisoners

Roads and Highways.

• Daniel M Guard, serving road viewers
• John Weiss and Job Little, for stone furnished
• John Cairns, service as reviewer
• John A Cole, service as reviewer
• Valentine Draut, services as reviewer

Printing and Advertising.

• Sam Chapman, blanks for Clerk
• Hunter & O’Brien, sundry blanks and advertising

Books and Stationery.

• A G Tebbs, wrapping paper
• Wm B Burford, sundry books
• Sentinel Co., sundry books and stationery
• O H Hassleman, order book

Officers’ Salaries.

• Charles Fisk, salary as Commissioner
• T T Annis, salary as Commissioner
• John Fisk, salary as Commissioner
• Julius Severin, salary as Auditor
• James D Gatch, salary as Treasurer

Bridges and Culverts.

Lawrenceburg Bridge.

• Jos Tittle, repairing floor, labor and Lumber

Wilson Creek Bridge.

• Sutton Mill Co., lumber furnished North Hogan Creek Bridge
• Hugh D McMullen, service as Engineer
• Dorsey & Hahn, balance on abutments
• Wrought Iron Bridge Co., superstructure
• John H Thompson, stonework
• Geo E and J W Johnson, lumber
• H C Busse, lime and labor
• O P Cobb & Co., lime

County Asylum.

• Thomas Duncan, salary as Sup’t
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron
• Charles Tally, farm hand
• Louis Drake, farm hand
• Katie Wilson, female servant
• Ph Weiss, sundry flour and feed
• Early & Daniels, coal
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., sundry groceries
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., sundry dry goods and groceries
• Fred Bellman, for pork
• Rufus Rice, for potatoes
• C H Bruns, for coffins
• James Murdock, for potatoes
• C H Bruns, for coffins
• James Murdock, for potatoes
• Law’bgh and Napoleon Turnpike, for toll
• T T Taylor, for farm tools and potatoes
• L B Harbaugh, mending tinware
• Thomas Duncan, sundry cash items
• O P Cobb Co., two butcher knives
• Baker Bros., lumber and flour
• A Hill & Son, transporting paupers
• John Feist, one cow and calf
• Wm Pummill, mending shoes and sundries
• W H Jordan, drugs
• Chas Fisk, expense settling insurance
• Hezron Haynes, farm implement
• Ed Darling, cutting cord wood
• Peter Perlee, conveying packages
• Wm F Crocker, sundry groceries
• Heustis & Powell, sawing lumber for new County barn
• Henry Hagadorn, stone work for foundation
• John E Wymond, insurance
• Chas Rabe, iron work for barn
• Frank Platt, hauling stone
• W J M McHenry, lumber
• Prestley Jolley, on contract

Allowances of the December 1884 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 25 Dec 1884 – Page 3, Column 4

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their Dec. session, 1884, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

Public Buildings.

• W H Jordan, window glass, putty, etc.
• L Kugferschmidt, repairing clocks
• C A H Hitzfeld, repairing shelves, etc.
• Geo Willers, repairing locks and keys
• Lawbgh Gas Co., for gas
• H G Kidd, repairing stoves, etc.
• W F Cook, new stoves for court house
• John C Sims, sundries
• W J Fitch, oil, brooms, etc., for jail
• Early & Daniels, coal
• Gideon Renner, coal
• Sparks Bros., sundries for jail and c h
• H Gerkin, paid labor for dumping coal
• J H Burkham, lumber furnished

Commissioner’s Court Expense.

• John C Sims, serving summons

Expense of Criminals.

• John C Sims, boarding prisoners
• B J Grant, transporting prisoners

Expense of Elections.

• J C Sims, posting notice of elections

Books and Stationery.

• Martin Kieffer, 1 gross pens
• Wilstach, Baldwin & Co., 4 gross pens
• John Calvert, letter heads
• Wm B Burford, books
• Chatfield & Woods, stationery
• Sentinel Co., books and stationery

Roads and Highways.

• John C Sims, serving road viewers
• Harvey McClure, service as road viewer
• Thomas Nead, road viewer
• Geo Steinmetz, road viewer
• Jos Deffner, road viewer
• Chas R Campbell, road viewer
• L D Leming Sr., road viewer
• Henry Fangman, road viewer
• Chas Hornbach, road viewer
• I W Truitt, qualifying viewer
• Josiah McLeaster, making fence
• John C Miller, for paving road

Printing and Advertising.

• J E Larimer, notice to taxpayers
• Everett & Gregory, notice to creditors
• Hunter & O’Brien, sundry blanks and ad

Officers’ Salary.

• H B Hill, salary as County Sup’t
• T T Annis County Commis
• Chas Fish, County Commis
• John Feist, County Commis
• Julius Severin, County Auditor
• Jas D Gatch, County Treasurer

Specific Allowance.

• Charles Fisk, expense to Harrison
• Julius Severin, postage, expr. And telegr
• Jas D Gatch, postage, expr.
• Warren Tebbs, postage, expr.
• A Schafer, for use of horse
• T T Annis, sundry telegrams, toll, etc.
• Geo W Taylor, horses and carriage to asy
• F A York & Co., horses and carriage
• L Kohlerman, horses and carriage

Bridges and Culverts.

Dillsboro Bridge.

• Jordan Wainscott, for stone
• F A Transier, pertaining painting

Jamison Creek Bridge.

• Henry Stenger, for rebuilding bridge

White Water Bridge.

• Michael Bogenschott, for paving river shore to protect same

Wilson Creek Bridge.

• W Brown, hauling lumber
• T T Annis, sundries
• J C Small, fence posts and lumber

Laughery Bridge.

• O P Cobb & Co., sundry hardware
• G W Taylor, spring wagon for painter
• Chas Fisk, lumber furnished
• C C Mueller, brushes for painters

New North Hogan Bridge.

• H C Busse, service as sup’t
• A T Gridley, service as surveyor
• Dorsey & Hahn, contractors of abutments and paid sundry orders given by them

Poor—Sparta Township.

• F Slater & Son, sundry groceries to Mary & Ellen McMahan
• Fred Homan, groc, Peter Bradley, John Borders
• John C Miller, overseer of poor

Poor—Manchester Township.

• W F Crocker, groc for Mrs. Laybourn

Poor—Logan Township.

• James Lods, for Cath Kuhn’s reg allow, cash paid sundries for sundry poor persons

Poor—Miller Township.

• Robt Hargitt, groc for Geo Conner

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, provisions for Geo Ash

Poor—York Township.

• F Miller, sundries, C Glaescher, insane; Peter Mann, insane
• Geo Scheib, care of Geo Glaescher
• Rosa Marmet, transporting paupers

Poor—Centre Township.

• John Wildridge, groceries for Jennie Parr, John Chris, Mrs. Spice Means, Henry Miller, Thomas Rand, John Parson, S Woolley, James Lancy, John Thompson, Thos Clark
• Henry Wood, groceries for Vina Saunders, Mr. Ross, Mrs. Chamberlain
• Thomas Wright, groceries for Vina Saunders, John Chris, Mrs. Hagey, Mrs. Jennie Farrell, Mrs. Elizabeth Curry
• Albert Bloom, groceries for Wm Cheek, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs. Hauck
• Charles Fehling Jr., groceries for Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Thos Acres, Mrs. Berry, Maria Riley, James Howard, Mrs. John Vogel
• Robert Maybin, groceries for Eph Bailey, Mrs. Barer, Wm McCartney, Wm Brown, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. A Criswell, Thos Acres, Wm Posey, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Saunders, John Thompson, Mrs. Chamberlain
• Fred Mauntel, coffin for Wm Thompson
• O P Cobb & Co., groceries for Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Farrar
• F Opperman, groceries for John Kerrigan, H A Johnson, Kate Welsh, Martin Kerrigan, Mary Hughes
• McConnell & McAvoy, outfit for Smith’s son; clothing for A Criswell, Mrs. Vanoy; shoes for Vina Saunders, Mr. Woolley, Lee Winscott; pants for a tramp
• Geo W Mitchell, cash paid for transportation of tramps and sundries

Lawrenceburgh township, expense of Poor.

• Gideon Renner, coal for Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Nancy Smith, Mr. Kaufman, Mrs. B Marshall
• George Beckenholdt & Co., coal for Ed Savage, Mrs. Kohr, Mrs. Tilford, Mrs. Swainey, Mrs. Sowers, Schultz, Geo Eckler
• W J Fitch, groceries for Mrs. Bruce
• Charles Israel, groceries for Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. Carter, Mr. Farwell, Mrs. Gratsey, Mrs. A Williams, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Peirce, Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Gratsey
• T M Hood, groceries for Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Ellen Huff
• H R Helmuth, groc, Mrs. Williamson
• Fitch & Shaw, groce, William Riddle
• J H & M J McLean, groceries for Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Lewis, James White, Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. Gratsey, Mrs. West, Mrs. Tout
• Sparks Bros., groceries for Mrs. Williams, Mrs. C Davis, Mrs. T Bailey, Mrs. Ellen Huff, Mrs. Derman, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Sweeney
• A G Tebbs, groceries for Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. A Truelock, Mrs. John Best, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Derman, Mrs. Kohr, Mrs. Eichler, Mrs. Pulliam
• John Isherwood, groceries for Mrs. Flush, Mrs. Rube, Walter Sharp
• Gideon Renner, coal for R Anderson, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Young
• John Dorman, for James White
• John M Palmer, boarding tramps
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., coffin for Mrs. Wadkins
• McConnell & McAvoy, clothing for McCloskey, deaf and dumb

County Asylum.

• Thos Duncan, salary as sup’t
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron
• Cassie Manlief, service
• Kate Wilson, work
• Lawbgh and Napoleon turnpike, toll
• Sam Claspill, mending harness, shoes, etc.
• Thos Duncan, sundry cash accounts
• P Weis, flour and cornmeal
• Henry Fangman, cow
• Sam S[?], span of Norman horses
• John McGuire, pair of mules
• Lewis Drake, service
• Chas Talley, service
• Wm McMullen, beef, corn and sundries
• Geo W Hall, fresh meat
• Samuel Kennedy, hauling coal
• Marius Huls, hauling coal
• Rezin Gearheart, seed wheat
• Benjamin Rumsey, steers
• James Hallowell, yarn
• John W Roberts, harness
• Bradford & Bond, harness
• Early & Daniels, wheel barrows
• O P Cobb & Co., syrup and sundries
• Marmet Coal Co., coal
• H Chairsell, agt, frt on coal
• A D Cook, new pump and sundries
• Robt McMullen, threshing wheat
• Wm F Crocker, groceries and sundries
• Josiah Duncan, potatoes
• Joe Small, receiver, lumber
• Ohio Valley Coffin Co., coffins
• Robt Maybin, sugar, molasses, coffee, etc.
• Sparks Bros., seed and sundries
• Excelsior Iron and Copper Works, work
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., sundries
• A G Tebbs, potatoes and beef
• Prestley Jolley, making plans for barn
• Alex Ruble, cutting timber
• C C Cross, cutting timber
• Sam McMullen, cutting timber
• Geo Heller, furnishing sand
• Peter Heller, hauling sand
• Grant Greenham, quarrying stone
• Sebastian Greenham, hauling stone
• Everett Hall, hauling with team
• Plubius Huls, moving dirt
• Benj Drake, work on foundation
• Amos Sims, quarrying stone and sand
• Austin Barrows, stone work
• Ed Darling, work on foundation
• Wall Rider, stone work
• Early & Daniels, lime for foundation
• William Manlief, cutting timber
• Peter Bidner, hauling lumber
• Benj Bruce, hauling timber
• Theodore Cross, hauling stone
• Andrew Bruce, work on foundation
• Plubius Huls, quarrying stone
• Nelson Hall, sundry hauling
• Elias Canfield, hauling
• Wm Sims, hauling logs
• Samuel Kennedy, hauling lumber
• Benj Bruce, hauling logs
• Wheeling Iron & Nail Co., nails
• H Chairsell, agt, frt on nails
• Cutter & Savidge Lumber Co., lumber
• H Chairsell, agt, frt on lumber
• Chas Moser & Co., paint
• L M Dayton, hardware
• H Chairsell, agt, freight
• W F Cook, cement
• F Thoms & Co., iron work for barn
• O P Cobb & Co., cement
• Ohio Butt Co., hardware
• Nathan Stedman, castings
• H P Spaeth & Co., sundry hardware

Proceedings of the December 1884 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 18 Dec 1884 – Page 2, Column 4

COMMISSIONER’S COURT.

Thomas Nead, George H. McClure and L. D. Leming Sr, viewers, report that a road in Harrison township should be vacated from the beginning point to the State line.

Charles R. Campbell and Joseph Deffner, viewers, report that the road laid by viewers Anthony Blattner, Joseph Probst and Otha W. Grubbs is not of public utility.

Henry Fangman, George Steinmtz and Charles Hornbach, viewers, report that the proposed highway in Miller and York townships is of public utility. Thomas W. Harper presents a claim for damages to the amount of $1,000.

Joseph F. Radcliff is appointed physician of Kelso township, presents a petition for the building of a bridge opposite the village of Trenton on the west bank of White Water. The matter was referred to Commissioner Annis to examine into the cause and report.

Allowances of the September 1884 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 2 Oct 1884 – Page 4, Column 5

LIST OF ALLOWANCES,
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Ind., at their Sept. session, 1884, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county.

County Asylum.

• Tatum, Embry & Co., cattle for county farm
• C C Cross, work on county farm
• T W Kestner, for transportation and driving cattle to county farm
• Robert Maybin, beans
• W F Crocker, sundry supplies
• James Griffith, for washing machine
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., dry goods
• Wm Pummil, horseshoeing and repairing wagons
• Samuel N Claspill, for mending shoes for inmates
• E S Downey, sulky plow
• H J Marshall & Co., paint
• Charlotte Duncan, salary as matron
• Chas Tally, wages as farm hand
• Peter Heller, wages as farm hand
• Anna Laughlin, wages as servant
• Amos Sims, work on farm
• Louis Drake, for 3 months as farm hand
• Thomas Duncan, salary as supt
• Cassey Manlief, wages as servant
• Thomas Duncan, sundry, cash accounts
• H Chairsell, 2 tones bone dust
• Law’bgh and Napoleon turnpike, toll
• C Goldsmith & Bros, sundry clothing for the inmates
• David Perlee, sundry repairing of farm implements

Public Buildings.

• Wm Damon, labor at court house
• Belle Garrison, cleaning court house
• Frank Sims, cleaning jail
• Carrie Rich, cleaning court house
• Dave Donaldson, whitewashing jail
• Law’bgh Gas Co., sundry repairs
• Rudolph Walter, for sponges
• Sparks Bros., sundries for court house and jail
• Henry Gerlin, cleaning court house
• Law’bgh Gas Co., for gas
• Henry Hitzfield, for sundry repairing of furniture
• Archibald George, drayage
• George Tebbitts, shoveling coal
• Early & Daniels, sundry hardware
• Gideon Renner, anthracite coal
• I Crist & Son, hardware
• Law’bgh Gas Light Co., gas

Expense of Criminals.

• John C Sims, boarding prisoners
• Chas E Glass, reward for arresting a fugitive criminal

Assessing Revenue.

• I C Vandolah, asst assessor, Clay tp
• Van S B Crowley, assessing Clay tp
• Jos Wilhelm, assessing Kelso tp
• Isidore Brichler, assessing York tp
• John Berauer, assessing Jackson tp
• Martin Kieler, binding assessment blanks

Roads and Highways.

• Charles Schindler, filling approaches on Wilson Creek bridge, assisting surveyor
• Joseph Gross, assisting surveyor
• Albert T. Gridley, surveying Wilson creek road, Lawrenceburgh and Aurora gravel road
• Jeremiah McLeaster, labor, making fence on Wilson Creek road
• John C Sims, subpoena for road viewers
• Sol Longenecker, damages for land taken for road purposes
• John A Cole, services as road viewer
• Chas Rachenbach, services as road viewer
• D F Williams, services as road viewer

Bridges—Laughery Bridge.

• Jos S Buffington, labor, painting bridge
• Wm Christopher, painting bridge
• Thos. Thompson, painting bridge
• Willison Criss, painting bridge
• Geo Fenton, painting bridge
• Sohn E Theetge, painting bridge
• Wm Wheeler, painting bridge
• James E Christopher, painting bridge
• Thomas F Harwood, painting bridge
• F Thoms & Co., iron work on bridge
• Michael Moran, iron work on bridge
• Chas Mueller, paint brushes
• Chas Leibecke, paint and oil

Dillsborough Bridge.

• Jas E Christopher, labor painting bridge
• Wm Christopher, painting bridge
• Frank Transier, painting bridge
• James Riddle, sundry paint and oil
• F A York & Co., sundry hauling

Hogan Bridge (Aurora).

• Jas E Christopher, labor painting bridges
• Wm Christopher, painting bridges
• Josephus Buffington, painting bridges
• Michael Moran, drayage
• Chas C Mueller, paint and oil
• Lomas Forge and Bridge Works, adjusting bridge

Wilson Creek Bridge.

• Michael Bogenschott, making rips raps, rebuilding abutments
• Albert T Gridley, service as engineer
• J C Small, receiver, lumber
• Josiah McLeaster, making fence
• Wm Brown, drayage
• Joseph Tittel, lumber
• Joseph A Mendell, labor
• Lomas Forge and Bridge Works, for new iron superstructure

Lawrenceburgh township, expense of Poor.

• Frank X Volz, provisions, Jac Weyland
• Mr. Hood, groc for Mrs. Eichler
• Schleicher Bros., groc, Henry Schmoel, Mrs. Sherrod, Mrs. Schultz
• John M Palmer, boarding transient poor
• Chas E Ferris, medicine for poor
• Jos McGranahan, groc, Mrs. Junker, Lonnsberry, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Tout, Mrs. Junker, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Cath Davis, Mrs. Derman
• Gideon Renner, coal for Mrs. Sours, Mrs. Bruce
• G Beckenholdt & Co., coal, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Mack
• Sparks Bros., groceries, Mrs. Williams, John T Baily, Mrs. Derman
• John Isherwood, grocer, Mrs. John Flush, Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs. Mary Yarber, Mrs. Ruby
• J S Dorman, dry goods, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Sarah Graden, Mrs. Eickler
• J F Hammerle, grocer, Mrs. Stack, Mrs, Buchanan, Mrs. Diggs, Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Sherrod, Mrs. Colvin
• Herman Oertling, groc, Mrs. Weggand
• S Strasburger, dry goods, Mrs. Buchanan

Poor—Centre Township.

• McCreary & Niebaum, dry goods for Taylor Johnson, Mrs. Bealman, Mrs. Betterton
• Riverview Cemetery, graves for poor
• A C Murdock, grocer, Mrs. Geo Gray, Mrs, Sarah Smith, Mrs. Mary Guager, John Crist, W S Martins, Timothy James
• Chambers, Stevens & Co., groceries and dry goods, Mrs. Viditto, Mrs. Hagy, Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Powers
• J M Wheeler, grocer, Mrs. Mary Ropping, Mrs. Thos Acre, Mrs. Eph Bailey
• Giegoldt, Beinkamp & Co., groceries for Mrs. Walker, Wm McCartney, Wm Theetge
• Robt Maybin, grocer, Wm Theetge, D Powers, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Eph Bailey, Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Brown
• Thomas Wright, groc, Wm Vinson, Mrs. Thos Rand, Mrs. Vina Sanders, Mrs. Hagy, Mr. Timothy James, Mrs. Viley Dear
• J C Green, groceries, Thomas Ackers
• Geo W Taylor, sundry carriages for funerals of poor
• John Wildridge, groc, L Winscott, Wm McCartney, Timothy James, Mrs. Eph Bailey, Wm Cheek
• Fred Opperman, groc, Mrs. Thos Hughes, Mrs. Kate Welsch, Mrs. Mar Kerrigan, Mrs. Billy Dair, Mrs. John Kerrigan
• Chas Fehling Jr., groc, Mrs. Barns
• John A Neese, sundry meals for transient paupers
• Nicholas Scharfenberger, boarding
• Riverview Cemetery Co., graves for poor
• Wm T Day, coffins for poor
• Mrs. Pelgen, groceries, Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. Thos Ackers
• Albert Bloom, grocer, Wm Cheek, Mrs. Cath Hauck
• Henry Wood, grocer, Mr. Ross
• Chas Mattox, agent O & M R R, Transportation of poor
• Herdegan & Kress, groc, Mrs. V Sickles
• A Hill & Son, transportation of paupers
• Levy, Baker & Co., blank trustees orders for poor

Poor—Washington Township.

• A M Campbell, expenses for caring for and taking sick man to county asylum

Poor—Sparta Township.

• H D Moore, groceries for Isaac Davis for 9 months
• John C Miller, transporting as insane man to county asylum

Poor—Harrison Township.

• Wm Shroyer, coffin and burial expenses for child of Wm Smith
• Wm Meade, boarding transient paupers

Poor—Jackson Township.

• Frank Busald, groc, Mrs. Strasinger
• J P Van Wedding, conveying
• Mrs. Strasinger to county asylum

Poor—Clay Township.

• Fred Ginter, groceries for Annie and Elizabeth Evans

Printing and Advertising

• Hunter & O’Brien
• L W Cobb

Books and Stationery.

• Wm B Burford
• Sentinel Co.
• O H Hasselman
• John Calvert
• Levy, Baker & Co.

Specific Allowance.

• T & A Pickering, tapeline
• Henry Hitzfeldt, drawing tools
• George L Gatch, sundries
• F A York & Co., expense of commissioner’s court
• D H Miller, sundry hauling for county
• Julius Severin, postage and expressage

Officers’ Salary.

• Jas D Gatch, Treasurer
• Julius Severin, Auditor
• Chas Fisk, Commissioner
• John Feist, Commissioner
• H B Hill, County Sup’t

Proceedings of the September 1884 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 11 Sep 1884 – Page 3, Column 2

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Liquor licenses granted to the following: William Teke, Dillsboro; Ben Sprang, Lawrenceburg; E. Braunagle, C. S. Notmeyer, and Andy Friberger, Aurora.

The contract for furnishing hard coal for the public buildings was given to Gideon Renner. Beckenholdt & Co., were the successful bidders for supplying soft coal.

James Ruble, a late private of Company C., of the 16th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, presents a claim that the Bounty voted to Volunteers was never received by him.

Joseph Deffner, W. C. Buffington and Charles Campbell appointed reviewers to view a proposed highway in Logan Township, and report at the December session.

Charles Rachenbauch, John A. Cole and D. F. Williams, viewers appointed to view a proposed highway in Harrison and Logan Townships, and make their report, and report that said proposed highway will be of public utility. There being no remonstrance against said road, by order of the Board said road was granted.

John P. Walker, William Wethered and William Teke, viewers, report that the highway examined by them in Manchester township is not of public utility, and the Board declare said road vacated and condemned.

Henry Fangman, Charles Hornbach and George Steinmetz appointed viewers to view highway in York and Miller townships, and report at December session.

Thomas Nead, Harvey McClure and L. D. Leming appointed viewers of proposed highway in Harrison township.