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SEED-TIME ATO HARVEST. 
OUR PLANT AGENTS. 
Most of our readers will remember the 
liberal offer we made a few weeks ago to 
set some good reliable party in each town 
into the business of growing Vegetable 
Plants for his local market. A part of our 
agreement was not only to help these agents 
all we could to successfully grow superior 
plants, but to aid them in selling the same. 
Below we give a list of the agencies thus 
far established. As may be seen there are 
still thousands of splendid locations yet un¬ 
occupied and we would suggest to any who 
may have had it in their mind to accept of 
our offer in the March Number of this 
magazine, to write to any of these parties 
and ask them whether they are satisfied 
that we gave them fnll value for the mon¬ 
ey paid for our Five Dollar outfit. You can 
then convince yourself whether it will be 
wise for you to secure your own town for 
another year’s use, if it is still unoccupied, 
or not. We will continue the offer and 
make it more liberal still by allowing you 
to select your own seeds to the amouut, 
instead of taking our selection. 
In order to insure success at the busi¬ 
ness, preparations should be made the year 
previous. And we shall expect to continue 
enrolling names throughout the season. 
Any of our readers desiring plants will 
do well to write to the party whom they 
may select from following list most con¬ 
veniently located for shipping to them. It 
will not be long before we can refer our 
thousands of readers in all sections of the 
Union to an agent near them from whom 
they may procure good plants which have 
been grown from our best seeds. 
List of Plant and Seed Agents: 
Pennsylvania. 
Altoona, William McG*rvey. 
Ararat, Will A. Lee. 
Baker’s Summit, David L. King. 
Berlinsville, O. M. Griesemer. 
Broadford, Jacob Herr. 
Cambridgeboro, C. G. Gillett. 
Carbondale, Hoban & Schaff. 
Carmichaels, S. Pennington. 
Carney, W. L. Chapman. 
Coal Centre, J. C. Murphy. 
Cochran’s Mills, S. D. Fiscus. 
Cooperstown, It. D. Reynolds. 
Carlton, D. O. Stuart & Co. 
Clarion, H. H. Elgin. 
Coleman, Uriah Mostoller. 
Conemaugh, H. R. Shaffer. 
Gordon, Joseph Neugard. 
Danville, David P. Diehl. 
Derrick, R. V. Gilbert. 
Dillsburg, J. S. Wentz. 
Dunbar, Henry Bray. 
Duncannon, Robert W. Reed. 
East Hickory, W. H. King. 
Exeter, P. Sutton. 
Fisher’s Ferry, G. R. Haas. 
Forkston, A. P. Burgess. 
Frackvilie, W. Cresswell. 
Girardville, John R. Payne. 
Harveyville, Boyd Trescott. 
Hawley, Mrs. James R. Keen. 
Kendall Creek, C. D. Longfellow. 
Kingston, Jacob Ely. 
Lewistown, George S. Myers. 
Luzerne, C. B. Bishop. 
Macedonia, D. S. Daily. 
Meadville, George I. Wright. 
Millville, J. B. Patton, M. D. 
Mountain Daie, J. Frank Gilmore. 
Mountain Grove, Owen Hoagland. 
Muncy, William Goodenow. 
New Haven, John Oglevee. 
North Penn, Daniel Adams. 
Northville, M. E. Dudley. 
Numidia, William B. Levan. 
Oakdale Station, H. S. Thompson. 
Pavia, A. H. Griffeth. 
Penfield, John Horning. 
Perryopolis, Milton Hewitt. 
Philipsburg, Samuel Miller. 
Pensyl, Elias Thomas. 
Parnassus, W. J. Pinkerton. 
Pleasant Mount, Dever Bennett. 
Reynoldsville, Mrs. Susan Smith. 
Ringtown, W. H. Rumble. 
Rough and Ready, Jared Stielz. 
Russell Hill, H. C. Prevost. 
Rynd Farm, H. G. Paddelford. 
Saegertown, James Seavy. 
Schuylkill Haven, L. D. Kerschner. 
Sherman, William M. Bowen. 
South Gibson, J. A Keach. 
Spring Hill, G. G. Sumner. 
Stokesdale, E. Bradley. 
Tuckerton, James Rickenbach. 
Wawa, Howard Y. Pennell. 
Warren, Bertha Willcox. 
