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GEORGE J. FOSTER 
Raspberries — Continued. 
Eureka, Black cap, excellent 
Gregg, large, late, black cap, best of all 
Kansas, the best, medium, early 
Older, productive, black cap 
Palmer, the best early black cap 
Shaffer, Purplish Red 
Turner, Red, old reliable 
Blackberries. 
Snyder 
Stone’s Hardy 
Early Harvest 
Taylor’s Prolific 
Kittatlnny, well known 
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Brandywine 
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Grapes. 
Brighton, 2 years hardy, productive, re- 
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Campbell’s Early, new, black, 2 years. . . . 
Catawba, late, red, 2 years 
Champion or Talman, early, black, 2 yrs. 
Clinton, 2 years 
Concord, 2 years • 
Cottage, Seedling of Concord, earlier 2 
years 
Delaware, 2 years. . . 
Elvira, White, productive, 2 years 
Empire State, White, 2 years 
Eaton, a large black grape, ripens before 
Concord 2 years. 
Hartford Prolific, 2 years 
Isabella, 2 years 
Ives Seeling, early 2 years 
Jefferson, 2 years, new, red, very pro- 
ductive, hardy and vigorous 
Martha, White Concord, 2 years — 
Moore’s Early, bunch large, black, very 
early, ripens ten days before Hart- 
ford Prolific, '2 years 
Moore’s Diamond, 2 years, white 
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