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St MMEB QUEEN, — Large, conical, striped arid clouded with red; rich and fine flavored. 

 Tree grows rapidly with a large spreading, irregular head. August. 



SOPS OK WINK.— Medium s ze. oblong, dark Crimson, flesh stained with red ; juicy, sub- 

 acid. Tree, a line grower, distinct and quite productive. August and September. 



WILLIAM'S FAVOU1TK.— Large, oblong, red, rich and excellent, a moderate grower 

 and good bearer ; very highly esteemed in .Massachusetls, especially around Boston, 

 where it originated. August. 



CLASS II.-AUTUMN APPLES. 



ALEXANDER — A very large and beautiful deep red or crimson apple, of medium 

 quality. Tree vigorous and moderately productive. Oct. and Nov. 



A I TIM N STB A WRKRRY— Medium size, streaked light and dark red; tender, juicy 

 and line. Tree vigorous, rather spreading. tirodttcUve ; one of the best of its sea- 

 son. Sept. and Oct. 



AUTUMN BOUGH. — A large, beautiful and excellent apple, resembling the Sweet 



Bough, but a month or six weeks later. 

 COGSWELL — A large, beautiful striped apple, from Connecticut; good quality and 



productive. Oct. and Nov. 

 DUTCHESS OF OLIMvNIil'KO. — A large, beautiful Russian Apple, roundish, streaked 



red and yellow ; tender, juicy and pleasant. Tree a vigorous, fine grower, and a 



young and abundant bearer. Sept. 

 DRAP D'OR, OR CLOTH OF COLD.— Very large, golden yellow; flavor mild and 



agreeable. Tree spreading, moderately vigorous' and productive. Sept. 

 FALL PIPPIN.— Very large, roundish, oblong, yellow; flesh, tender, rich and delicious. 



Tree vigorous, spreading, and a fine bearer; esteemed generally. Oct. to Dee. 

 KLEINER,— Medium size, oblong, pale yellow, with a red cheek, tender and pleasant, has 



a beautiful, smooth, waxy appearance. Tree a great bearer. German. Sept. and Oct. 

 FALL JENNETING.— Large, oblate, pale greenish yellow, with a slight blush; flesh 



tender, juicy, sub-acid. Nov. 

 FALL WINK. — Large, red, quality fine, a good grower and productive; succeeds well 



in Illinois and Iowa. 



GRAYKNSTKIN.— A very large, striped, roundish apple of the frst quality. Tree re- 

 markably rapid, vigorous and erect in growth and very productive. Sept. and Oct. 



HA VYTHORXDKN. — A beautiful Scotch apple, medium to large size, pale yellow and 

 red. Trees have strong shoots, with low spreading heads; constant and abundant 

 bearer ; excellent for cooking. Resembles Maiden's" Blush. Sept. and Oct. 



IIAWLKV, (l)OWSK.)— Very large, pale yellow, tender, rich and fine, though sometimes 

 defective. Tree is a fair grower and bears well; originated in Columbia county, 

 N. V. Sept. and Oct. J 



JKFFRIKS.— From Pennsylvania, large, striped mostly red ; fine quality; productive 

 Sept. and Oct. " 



JEWETT'S FINK RKI).— An excellent New England apple, medium size, tender and 

 fine flavored; good grower and bearer ; said to be well adapted to the north. Oct. 

 and Nov. 



JKRSKY SAY KIT.— Medium size, striped red and green, lender, juicy and sweet; a 

 strong, tine grower and good bearer; very popular, both tor table and cooking. 

 Sept. and Oct. K 



KEN RICK'S AUTUMN. — Large, round, striped, crisp, juicy, rich, first rate. Tree rather 



poor grower, but a good bearer ; for the garden. 'Aug. and Sept. 

 LOWELL OR ORANGE.—tege, oblong, pale yellow/skin oily; quality excellent. 



free a good grower and bearer. Sept. and Oct. 

 MAIDEN'S HLKSH.— Medium size, flat, pale yellow with a red cheek, beautiful tender 



and pleasant, but not high flavored. Tree an erect and fine grower and good bearer. 



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