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ROBERT DRUMM & CO., FORT WORTH, TEXAS. 
® Sood grower with ys. Middle of 
> ys'Iow and purple ; rich, melting and sweet • the best earlv nlnm • 
hi every7esDecrlk^^^ it is equal to m/d 
if o I y wiln the difference that it ririens two weeks later thnq mfllrino- 
^oiifison'anT^e/^v’^'^^'' ® S°od orchard of Caddo Chief, Wild Goose 
50 ctnreach‘! -arl^’all summlr! 
wfm Gooi'e ® bearer. 
among plums where the'^^a»v/w/ H "'®" description. It stands 
No collection is complete^vithoutlt.^® ‘'’® grapes. 
AI-'KIQOTS. 
25 cents eacli, S2.50 per dozen. 
Mooepaek‘*®Lre*f^str’ “‘‘r®® ’ •‘’f’ y®"°'^’ good- 
I ufcio^s flavor ’ ’^®’ ''od i" sun; flesh quite firm; juicy, with rich 
^®'*y]"'m.'*'jMe.^*^' ^°*^® P'"™- aod is probably a cross between the Apricot and 
Russian. Tree very hardy, though dwarfish in its habits. Not yet fruited with us. 
CHERRIES. 

Farlv ^.Yg®.’ y®"ow and red ; excellent. June ist so cents 
’^“«r1h"e'eou1h. to cen"4^^"’ ^ productive ;^o°nrorthe best cher- 
Utah H"vbrirl "'oil, and is quite distinct. 50 cents 
QUINCES. 
Chanfnion "range shaped and of excellent flavor. 50 cents 
;r"5.ri££lS-^ 
NECTARINES. 
’50 cents eacli. 
NUT-BEARING TREES.: 
Almonds, Soft-Shell— Princess mwl .1 
mental. 50 cents ea^h fc peT dozeT °''"o 
' sdirquKmmemal.'^To “’® - ^•'"wy, but 
FIGS. 
50 cents eacli, *5 per dozen.j 
grot^Js. produce a full crop in Texas, and are worthy attention from our ruit 
