I5iiy your trc(!s dii-cct from tlu‘ \iir.S( 
I'jirl.v pcachos, <?oo(I (jiiality, very prolitir. 
•io els. ciH-li. 
Pearsoa, similar to IMamir lioso, but a.slarffc as 
CliitU'Si; Clitifj:. A prifia-t Irccstono. ri))c lav 
loro Mamie Itose. It is a liardy, prolilie and 
very valualile new i)eaeh. 2.') ets. (^aeli. 
Juno Rose, larije red eluu'k. wliite tlesli, one of 
the Ix'st early varieties. 
Mimie Rose, a seedliiift of Cliinese t lins. Fruit 
very larffe, wliite, nearly eovered witli deli- 
eate earuiine; flesli white, juiey and of jfood 
ipuility, a regular and very prolilie hearer. 
Rogers, extra largo, red elieek. juiey, aromatie, 
sure, iirolilie. seedling of (’iiiuese Cling 
and one of our host jioaelies. 
Yellow Mystery, (new.) yellow freestone, early, 
good. 
Ameliabeita, (new,) a eross between .\uielia 
and Klherta, as large as Flherta, higher col- 
or, and ri))ens with .Vmelia, freestone. 2.5 ets. 
Aurora, very large, globular, red cheek to the 
sunny side, juiey and of good llavor, hears 
well. .A line new jieaeh, freestone. 25 ets. 
Clevoland Freo, a seedling of Thurlier. Fruit 
large, creamy white, red cheek, juiey, rich 
and excellent. 
III. IIiCKXi.xi; .IrxK 2()tii to Ji i.v 1.5rii. 
Mountain Rose, large, round, white llesli. red 
cheek, free. 
Reauty Blush, new, fruit uniformly large, high 
color; sjilendid for market, freestone. 25 ets. 
Pallas, large, llesh white, melting, witli a rich 
vinous aroma, profuse annual Inairer. 
Gen. Taylor, largi', white llesh, red cheek, 
cling, productive. 
Gen. R. E. Lee, cling, similar lo Chinese Cling, 
hut earlier and more iirolilie. 
Barnard, large, yellow, red cheek, very pro- 
ductive, freestone. 
Crosby, medium, line rich yellow color with 
streaks and shades of carmine. 
Comal Cling, (new,) the best, largest and tinest 
yellow clingstone. The original tree was 
found growing hehin 1 an old house by one 
of my noighliors ten years ago. Fruit very 
large, dark yellow, with dark red ehoidcs to 
the sunny side, llesh yellow, juicy and sweet. 
Trees growing to a large size. Leaves very 
large. A regular hearer. 25 ets. 
IV. Uienxixu .Irr.v 15 th to .Vitutst KItu. 
Carpenters Cling, large white, with a tinge of 
•rv and you will get what you want. Ti. 
red, sweet, juiey, very productive. 
Old Mixon Free, large, white llesh. red cheeks, 
line, prolilie. 
Elberta, vin-y large, yellow, red cheek, free, 
lirm, sure, prolilie. Best of all. 
Pratt, very swecit, yelloii', red cheek, large. 
.-\ line good jieach. 
Old Mixon Cling, large, white llesli. red checks, 
jirolilie. 
Chilow, a large yellow peach like Klherta. hut 
a clingstone. Originated near .Austin. A 
good hearer and shipper; new. 25 ets. each. 
Thurber, very large, white flesh, red cheek, 
sure iiroductivc. 
Dr. Berokmans, (new,) a seedling of Chinese 
Cling. Size large, creamy white, with blush 
ehei'k; lh*sh white, I'cd to the stone; melting, 
juicy, vinous and of highest flavor, frei'stone. 
50 ets. each. 
Lemon Cling, large, yellow, sure, a line peach. 
Wilkins Cling, large, white, red check, gooil 
(piality. productive, clingstone. 
V. Kiei:xi.\(; rmi.M .Ait;. Khn to Skit. 1st. 
Indian Free, large, globular, red. melting, rich, 
sure productive, a good late iieuch. 25 ets. 
Ward’s Late, large, globular, white, red cheek, 
very good, prolitie. 
Heath Cling, very |iroduetive. One of the best 
clingstones. 
Admirable Free, large, golden yellow, with 
dark red cheek, juiey and aronnitie; a line 
ptaich, hears well. 25 ets. 
AT. Hii'k.xint! Skit. 1st to Oct . 1st. 
Lemon Free, light yellow llesh, melting, a large 
late peach; prolilie. 
Caruth, yellow freestone, very prolific, liaitiy 
and good (|uality. 
A’ll, Hicknixc into OcTOBKI!. 
October Indian, medium, red, hardy, ])rolili,‘. 
Henrietta, very large, yellow, crimson cheek, 
sure, the best late clingstone. 
Wonderful, a remarkable fine yellow fiT'estonc. 
November, this is the latest of all peaches, ripe 
in Nov., good freestoni!. 25 ets. 
True Honey Seedlings. Tho.se who want 
Iteaches every year and lots of them, ought to 
])lant the True Honey Seedling. 10 cents 
each; $1 per dozen. 
Seedling Peaches, extra strong and tine, two 
years, 5 to 7 fecjt, 5 ets. each; one year old 
trees. :! ets. each; $2.50 per 100. 
Plums. 
fii order of rijtaiiiif/. 4 to (I feet, 21) cenAs eae/i; $2.25 per I'J; $18 per 100. 
Emerson, Chickasaw, good grower, red, large, Willard, Japan, imaliuni, red, one of the earliest 
good (piality, heavy eearer. Yellow Nagate, Japanese, very large and early. 
Prunus Pissardii, Myrobalan, ornamental, al- golden yellow, sweet and juicy, fair quality, 
ways pur))le, small, good. prolilie. 
