The Nevada picayune., 1885-01-15

ed partnership Tn the pracuce ol medicine. Both have always com manded fine practice, being pop ular and efficient. Their office is immediately under the PIcAYUNE office-we welcome them as near neighbors. ,.
 Last.Gcturday evening Marshal Machen "toed" a full grown coon to the cooler. While he was open ing the door the coon made a brake and 'fhe marshal fired two shots at him but they failed totake effect and the coon pursued his course with his leg bail until he was out of sight. Gel. Sid Parker's new and hand some residence on Missionary ridge is about completed, and is ane of tho prettiest in town. Mr. Charles McSloy, mechanic and builder did the work, and we have heard some high complements paid the decorating and finishing work on inside, as we'll as the external appearance ofthe house.
 This is an open winter without doubt, and the man who predict ed the same is in high feathers, as he has a right to be. There has been less than week of real cold weather, and are already in the third month of winter, counting November. However severe may be the coming cold snaps every. day narrows their severity. The sun IS daily growing more power ful.
 We understand there was a par . ty from St. Louis, in town a flew days since, soHciting orders fdr 5ob, work. We trusthe, was given "poor consolation" by our business men, as they know the feCAHuNE can and does do all kinds of Jcb work neatly and at very reasonablerates. A place that will not stick to and patronize home paper or any oth- CT home enterprise in preference to foreign, does not deserve, and is not apt to achieve success.
 Good vegetables and beautiful flowers cannot be grown from iii- feriOr Seeds. If OUT readers would procure the best, they should purchase only those grown and put up by old reliable parties D NJ Ferry X Co.,, of Detroit, Mich igan. They have been in the seed business for 2a years, and we believe are as well and as fav5fa- bly known as any house in their business in the United States Their trade extends to every ham, let in tlfe 'ceuntTy, and they pride themselves inS5endTg 'odt'op,y the very best of all varieties of seeds.
 A few fsicnds and the Junior ed itor of this paper, were present at an enjoyable musical at MT. D. L. Latourette's on Tuesday evening The Beautiful music, both instru' mental ans vocal, rendered by Mrs. Terry and Miss Ida Latourettt could hardly have been excellcd During the evening the incest O cakes, candies and other refresh ments prepared by Miss Ida, were served. The entire evening was very much enjoyed by all.
 It is hardly necessary to call attention to the attractive an nouncement of Woodberry, ? orti' & Terry on this page, as none cal fail to see it, but we ask you tt read it. This enterprising firm stand at the fore front in the mer chantile business. ghey occupy two large store rooms, dry goods and grocery departments, ant keep each chock full of goods which they are determined to scl at the very lowest prices. Recent ly, in one day, the firm purchased seven car loads of heavy groceries aleafe fer their grocery department
 Dr. J. T. Sloan called at Ouj office yesterday, paid up his sub scription and ordered it sent t' Tehuacana, Lime Stone County Texas, for which place he left witt his family this morning, where he will make his home in the futsare Doctor Sloan has been success full practicing physician in ohi
 community fer eighteen years during which time he kss 1nad' many warm friends who regre
 very much to give him up. Dr Sloan is a gentlemen cf the frs
 water, and we commend him to tn
 good people of Tehuacana wit
 pleasure. The PICAYUNE wishes you unbounded happiness ant